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| キングダム ハーツ バース バイ スリープ ファイナル ミックス Kingudamu Hātsu Bāsu Bai Surīpu Fainaru Mikkusu | |
| Developer(s) | Square Enix |
| Publisher(s) |  Square Enix
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| Release date(s) | January 20, 2011
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| Genre | Action RPG |
| Game modes | Single player, multiplayer |
| Ratings | CERO: A |
| Platform(s) | PlayStation Portable |
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix is a reissue of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep for the Sony Playstation Portable (PSP). Most plot and gameplay elements will be the same, and the game will also include the features added to the North American and European versions of the game. Much like its predecessors, Kingdom Hearts Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix will combine English voice-overs with Japanese text and controls.
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix was officially confirmed for release on September 14, 2010, a week after the North American release of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It was first announced in the September 13 issue of Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine.[1] The game will be released January 20, 2011.[2]
New Features
Several new changes and features have been made to expand on the original Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. Many of the changes were introduced in the international releases of the game, but several are unique to this release.
- All Unversed have been given new color schemes. For example, the Flood is now purple instead of blue.[2]
- The Sticker Album and its related quest have been added, though several of the rewards have been modified from the international release.[2]
- The Unison Rush, Voltage Stack, Illusion L and Illusion D commands have been added.[2][3]
- The Illusion commands are obtained by completing Battle Missions, which can be found throughout the worlds as floating orbs emblazoned with the Unversed emblem, similar to that of the Vanitas Remnant. Each Battle Mission has its own rules and win requirements.[4]
- The Skull Board has been added as a Command Board.[2]
- Pete has been added as a Dimension Link.[2]
- The Castle Circuit track has been added to Rumble Racing.[2]
- The Destiny Islands song has been added to Ice Cream Beat.[2]
- Armor of Eraqus, Monstro, and the Unknown appear as bosses. Armor of Eraqus and Monstro appear as bosses of the two new Mirage Arena battles, "Light's Lessons" and "Monster of the Sea", respectively.[2]
- The "Monster of the Sea" battle is made up of a timed stage where the player can attack Monstro directly, and an acid-filled stage within Monstro's belly where the player is sent once the three minutes run out. The player must defeat the Unversed within Monstro to escape and try to damage Monstro further.[3]
- A new secret scene, called a "Secret Episode," will be introduced, in contrast to the secret movies seen in previous games. In the "Secret Episode", the player can actually control the characters that appear, rather than just watching the scene as a bystander.[5][6]
While not part of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix, a code released with the game can be input into Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy to receive a Kingdom Hearts-based alternate costume for Cloud.[2]
Packaging artwork
Official Japanese cover art.
- Promotional Art KHBBSFM.png
Promotional Poster.
References
- ^ Weekly Shōnen Jump 2010 Vol. 39 (9/13/2010). (scan)
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix official site
- ^ a b Famitsu: "In 'Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix', battle with a giant whale!" (Oct. 10, 2010)
- ^ Famitsu: "Bonds which give birth to a new power, 'Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix'" (Nov. 27, 2010)
- ^ Weekly Famitsu Vol. 1144 (11/18/2010); Tetsuya Nomura: "In the Secret Episode, you'll actually be able to control characters. I think you'll be able to relish a different kind of surprise to simply watching a movie."
- ^ Amiami: PSP Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix (Square Enix) ((Pre-orders for January release))
