The Kingdom Hearts saga came to Xbox One a year ago with the release of Kingdom Hearts III. Interestingly, the end of the Xehanort saga was the first title that appeared on the Microsoft console, making it impossible for many players to understand what a plot that has been twisting for more than 15 years has been styling throughout this time . That is why many were the requests for the compilations of the saga to arrive on Xbox One, some requests that were heard when in the past X019 their arrival was confirmed.
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX and Kingdom Hearts 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue are now available on Xbox One, this being the first time that titles like the first two Kingdom Hearts are no longer exclusive to PlayStation. These two compilations bring the 9 games necessary to complete the plot that is "closed" (something about which my partner Juan Montes has elaborated in depth to summarize me with that word and my cowardly quotes) in Kingdom Hearts III.
Xbox fans You can now enjoy the entire Kingdom Hearts saga on Xbox One. These titles bring the following content.
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX
- KINGDOM HEARTS FINAL MIX
- KINGDOM HEARTS Re: Chain of Memories
- KINGDOM HEARTS 358/2 Days (cinematic scenes remastered in high definition)
- KINGDOM HEARTS II FINAL MIX
- KINGDOM HEARTS Birth by Sleep Final MIX
- KINGDOM HEARTS Re: coded (cinematic scenes remastered in high definition)
Kingdom Hearts 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue
- KINGDOM HEARTS 0.2 Birth by Sleep – A Fragmentary Passage –
- KINGDOM HEARTS χ Back Cover (movie)
- KINGDOM HEARTS Dream Drop Distance HD
The biggest drawback of this arrival on Xbox One is the price of both editions, which have only come out in digital format and the launch price of when they arrived on PlayStation 4, which translates into 60 euros for Kingdom Hearts 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue and 50 euros for Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX.
Both games are at more than half of their original price currently on PlayStation 4, so offering them that expensive can pull back many Xbox players who were excited for their arrival. The fact that they are not available for launch in Game Pass as will happen with the Yakuza saga will also surely weigh the number of sales of these titles.
The case is that finally one of the requirements of the Xbox community has been met, which has seen as a saga linked to PlayStation has abandoned its exclusivity To get to your console. If we save the pitfall of the price and – who knows – if a physical launch is produced, surely this compilation would become more attractive to many.
Knowing that the Final Fantasy saga is going to be almost complete (only the deliveries before FF VII would be missing) to Xbox Game Pass, it would not be surprising that in a few months we will see these Kingdom Hearts compilations in the Microsoft subscription service, the only thing that would explain this excessive price at its launch. So you know, if you want to discover a magical saga that has accompanied the childhood of many players, do not hesitate to play these compilations of Kingdom Hearts on Xbox.
