Kingdom Hearts III
"Kingdom Hearts III" was released worldwide in January 2019. Upon release, the game was met with generally positive reviews from critics.
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
In early 2010, Nomura was asked in an interview if Square Enix would release an international "Final Mix" of "Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep," to which he replied he would like to, as he enjoyed the work from the English voice casting done in the previous games. However, he stated that one of the main reasons for the popularity of the "Final Mix" version of "Kingdom Hearts II" was because it was released alongside the PlayStation 2 remake of "Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories", so he and the staff would think on it more. In September 2010, Square Enix announced that "Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix" would be released on January 20, 2011 in Japan. Like all "Final Mix" releases, it combines English audio with Japanese game text and subtitles, and includes all additional features implemented in the Western versions as well as brand new content, such as a new playable secret episode for Aqua, which takes place after the events of the final episode, and also has new cutscenes with dialogue provided by her voice actress Megumi Toyoguchi, which were later dubbed into English by Aqua's english voice actress Willa Holland for the "HD 2.5 Remix" release. The events of the secret episode would tie-in to the later "A Fragmentary Passage" release. Alongside "The 3rd Birthday", "Final Mix" includes a code that allows players to obtain downloadable content for "Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy", with "Final Mix" featuring the character Cloud Strife costume from the original "Kingdom Hearts". "Final Mix" topped the video game charts following its release with 77,317 units sold in the first week, and reaching 106,276 in February 2011. "Final Mix" was released for the first time outside Japan as part of "Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix".