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The credit roll viewable from the title screen contains cutscene footage from ''[[Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix]]'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix]]'', and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded]]'', hinting at the announcement of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX]]''. | The credit roll viewable from the title screen contains cutscene footage from ''[[Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix]]'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix]]'', and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded]]'', hinting at the announcement of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX]]''. | ||
The collection itself was remastered and released alongside ''Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX'' as ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX]]'' for the PlayStation 4 in March, 2017, Xbox One in February 2020 | The collection itself was remastered and released alongside ''Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX'' as ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX]]'' for the PlayStation 4 in March, 2017, Xbox One in February 2020, PC via Epic Games Store in March 2021, and on Steam in June 2024. | ||
==Development== | ==Development== | ||
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*Cutscenes are now skippable. | *Cutscenes are now skippable. | ||
*Cutscenes that previously only had English voice acting now have Japanese voice acting as well. | *Cutscenes that previously only had English voice acting now have Japanese voice acting as well. | ||
*The combat system and HUD are revised for ease-of-use with influence from ''Kingdom Hearts II'', with the [[Summons]] menu moved to the fourth [[Command Menu]] slot, the commands that previously occupied that slot reworked into [[Reaction Command]]s used by {{button|t}}, and {{button|rana}} controls the camera instead of {{button|l2}} and {{button|r2}}. However, {{button|t}} still serves to call Donald and Goofy to Sora whenever a Reaction Command does not prevent the input. | *The combat system and HUD are revised for ease-of-use with influence from ''Kingdom Hearts II'', with the [[Summons]] menu moved to the fourth [[Command Menu]] slot (including the manual-Dismiss command), the commands that previously occupied that slot being reworked into [[Reaction Command]]s used by {{button|t}}, and {{button|rana}} controls the camera instead of {{button|l2}} and {{button|r2}}. However, {{button|t}} still serves to call Donald and Goofy to Sora whenever a Reaction Command does not prevent the input. | ||
*The [[EXP Zero]] and [[Combo Master]] abilities are now available. | *The [[EXP Zero]] and [[Combo Master]] abilities are now available. | ||
*The ''{{ff|Final Fantasy X-2}}'' trailer that occupied the third slot on the game's opening menu is replaced with a Back command to return to the ''Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX'' game select menu. | *The ''{{ff|Final Fantasy X-2}}'' trailer that occupied the third slot on the game's opening menu is replaced with a Back command to return to the ''Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX'' game select menu. | ||
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*The Enemy Card received from [[Riku Replica]], originally known as the Riku card, has been renamed as the Riku Replica card for the HD version. However, this card is still received immediately before the scene where the character is explained to be a replica, so this change creates an in-game spoiler. | *The Enemy Card received from [[Riku Replica]], originally known as the Riku card, has been renamed as the Riku Replica card for the HD version. However, this card is still received immediately before the scene where the character is explained to be a replica, so this change creates an in-game spoiler. | ||
*The musical track "[[Lord of the Castle]]", the theme for Marluxia's boss fight, was rearranged. | *The musical track "[[Lord of the Castle]]", the theme for Marluxia's boss fight, was rearranged. | ||
**The original in-game versions of "[[Forgotten Challenge]]", "[[Graceful Assassin]]", and "[[Revenge of Chaos]]" have been replaced by their OST versions. | **The original in-game versions of "[[Sinister Sundown]]", "[[Forgotten Challenge]]", "[[Graceful Assassin]]", and "[[Revenge of Chaos]]" have been replaced by their OST versions. | ||
*The duration of the [[Holy Burst]] sleight has been shortened to 1 second. | *The duration of the [[Holy Burst]] sleight has been shortened to 1 second. | ||
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Sir Christopher Lee, who originally voiced [[DiZ]], was unable to provide new dialogue, so Corey Burton redubbed all of his lines. The late Wayne Allwine, who originally voiced [[Mickey Mouse]], was retained on the cast list despite Mickey's lines being voiced by Bret Iwan. In addition, several other actors whose roles in the original release were archived sound recordings are also credited, even though their characters do not appear in any of the new cutscenes (such as Haley Joel Osment and Jim Cummings). Several themes were rearranged, including the ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'' rendition of "[[Dearly Beloved]]". | Sir Christopher Lee, who originally voiced [[DiZ]], was unable to provide new dialogue, so Corey Burton redubbed all of his lines. The late Wayne Allwine, who originally voiced [[Mickey Mouse]], was retained on the cast list despite Mickey's lines being voiced by Bret Iwan. In addition, several other actors whose roles in the original release were archived sound recordings are also credited, even though their characters do not appear in any of the new cutscenes (such as Haley Joel Osment and Jim Cummings). Several themes were rearranged, including the ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'' rendition of "[[Dearly Beloved]]". | ||
==Reported bugs== | |||
Due to possible oversights over the transition to the 16:9 resolution, some graphical bugs are present, notably in ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'', including: | |||
*The display of the player's stacked cards, when used, is offset to the left, instead of being displayed in the very middle of the screen. | |||
*The darkness effect that is supposed to reveal the true form of the Fake Attack Card dropped by {{ns|Game|Zexion}} is offset to the left, instead of appearing on the card's sprite itself. | |||
==Notes and references== | ==Notes and references== | ||