澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Kingdom Hearts 4 will, notably, not be the fourth entry in the famously convoluted lineage of the series, and director Tetsuya Nomura knows that all the backstory is intimidating for new ♐players. That's part of why there's been a story "reset" leading into the new game.
"As everyone has said, 'Kingdom Hearts 4 was just announced, but it's really just like 'Kingdom Hearts 13,'" Nomura says in an interview with Japanese magazine (Google translated). Nomura adds that, while players intimately familiar ဣwith Kingdom Hearts lore will have a deeper appreciation for both Kingdom Hearts 4 and the upcoming mobile game Missinꦰg Link, they're both "being made with a stronger focus on being new titles rather than sequels."
To that end, Nomura has tried things like bringing in devs who've never worked on Kingdom Hearts before to participate in writing the story. "I do think of Missing Link and 4 as a reset," Nomura says. "I wanted to end it with 3 or rather reset it, so I appointed new writers and even made a new logo to make it easier f♛or new people to get into it."
This notion of a "reset" isn't entirely surprising - after all, the devs have been calling 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Kingdom ♚Hearts 4 the start of 🙈a new story arc since it was first announced. But 🐻it's not as if the new game will completely ignore everything that came before. For example, Nomura teases that the famous line - "I’ve been having these weird thoughts lately like, is any of this for real, or not?" - has come to fruition in the new game's concept of Quadratum.
"For those who know how KH3 ends," Nomura says (this time translated by on Twitter), "the reason why Sora ends up like that in the ending is because we wanted to rese🎐t the story in a way. This should make it even easier for newcomers to join the sto𝐆ry starting from KH4. Fans of the Kingdom Hearts series will also be able to feel like 'oh so it's THIS,' but we're making this game with the hopes that new players can enjoy it as well."
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