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The goal of is to provide a place for informative and interesting gaming content and discussions. Submissions should be for the purpose of informing or initiating a discussion, not just with the goal of entertaining viewers. My only question about KH (a series I really loved as a kid) is why the hell did they make the chronology so damned confusing? Even seeing the games in chronological order is confusing due to the naming. Like, did nobody think that this would be daunting to people who weren't already into KH? Did they not care? Even to someone like myself that somewhat understands the overall plot is put off by this, so I could see someone who's just getting into the series as dropping it before they even play the originals.

The thing is, it's not like the games are easily explained. I really doubt KH3 will be easy to jump into unless you have, at the bare minimum, played Remix. I'm sure some who are into the RT FF RPG (JRPG) type gameplay will buy it anyways for the gameplay but others are going to be so confused it'll either stop them from purchasing in the first place or they'll just be too confused to take anything in while playing. If you need a thread like this to explain how to play the games in a sensible fashion you're doing something wrong.

The only thing I can compare this to is trying to explain how somebody should get into reading The Dark Tower books. 1.5 is a collection that include the first game and the games that happens between 1 and 2, thus 1.5. 2.5 is more of the same. It's a collection that contains Kingdom Hearts 2 and some more games that requires Kingdom Hearts 2 to make sense.

1.5 + 2.5 is simply what it is, both 1.5 and 2.5 in one package. 2.8 is a collection of games that is between the last chronological game of 2.5 and Kingdom Hearts 3. It's basically an in-between of an in-between, more or less.

X Back Cover is, I assume a play on words. First, it's on the X series of games, which happens chronologically before any Kingdom Hearts game in the series. The meaning of X is explained in Birth by Sleep and further expanded later on.

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Back Cover could mean two things. First, like a book's back cover, it's a summary of what happens in the X games on mobiles. But the story is told from a different perspective from the non-player character. So, in a way, you could say it explains what happens in the back.

Final Mix is just a subtitle they used to refer to an enhanced edition of the former game that includes all added content from every version and more, thus 'final mix'. It's Final Fantasy counterpart would be 'International'. If you're wondering about other specific titles, I'll be willing to explain as much as I can. 'Final Mix' means it's the final version of the game. 'HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX' is a combination of two previous HD collections called 'HD 1.5 ReMIX' and 'HD 1.5 ReMIX.'

HD 1.5 ReMIX is called that because it has the KH and 2 games that take place after it chronologically that take place between KH1 and KH2. HD 2.5 ReMIX is called that because it has KH2 and 2 games that take place after it chronologically that take place between KH2 and KH3. 'HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue' is also an HD collection that has 3 games. It's called that because it has 3 games in it that take place between the 3 games that are in HD 2.5 ReMIX and KH3. Devil may cry 3 pc crack only.

The 'χ' series of titles have 'χ' in the title because in the KH universe, there's a thing called the 'χ-blade.' It's a Greek letter that's pronounced as 'key.' And all Keyblades are forged and based off of the χ-blade. It's called 'χ Back Cover' because it's a movie that shows sort of like the background of what was going on during Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]. And the 'χ' series of games have a storybook type theme going on with them, so 'Back Cover' is pretty appropriate. Honestly the titles seem to be part marketing and part description of what the game is.

' 1.5+2.5' refers to the disc being a combination of the content in the 1.5 and 2.5 re-releases (KH1, KH 358/2 Days, Birth By Sleep, KH2 and some others). 2.8 is basically 2.5 but with some extra stuff (thus the slightly higher number), X Back Cover is referring to how you read the back of a book or game box to get a basic synopsis and the movie acts as a synopsis for the entire X storyline (as far as I can tell anyways), and anything with 'Final Mix' in it is a director's cut version. 1.5 = remaster of Kingdom Hearts 1 packaged together with the next two non-numbered games (Re:Chain of Memories and 358/2 Days).

2.5 = remaster of Kingdom Hearts 2 packaged together with the next two non-numbered games (Birth By Sleep and Re:Coded). 1.5 + 2.5 = collection of 1.5 and 2.5. 2.8 = remaster of the 3DS game, Dream Drop Distance, plus some extra stuff intended to come before Kingdom Hearts 3 (2.8 is close to 3, I guess?). The addition of Re: and Final Mix essentially mean remake and what we would know as definitive edition, respectively. Chain of Memories, the GBA game, got remade for PS2 as Re:Chain of Memories and the first mobile game, Coded, got remade for DS as Re:Coded. Kingdom Hearts 1, 2 and Birth by Sleep all got Final Mix releases with bonus content.

As for the actual titles of the games, like Chain of Memories, Birth By Sleep, etc., they're generally obscure references to what's happening in the game and are only given to games that were originally released on portable systems (Obviously, all of them are now remastered for PS4). These are probably the most confusing part of the games, as there's now 6 of these non-numbered releases. It's fairly easy to follow them if you have the HD collections for PS4 though. EDIT: As for what the actual titles mean, the first ones make more sense than the later releases.

Chain of Memories is actually a term used in game. The game revolves around Sora, the main character of the series, losing his memories and is more or less self-explanatory. 358/2 Days refers to what happened in the 358 days before the events of Kingdom Hearts 2. Coded has you play as a code version of Sora going through a digital version of places visited in previous games.

The later ones start to make less sense. Birth By Sleep is up to interpretation, but seems to refer to some pretty major plot points that occur at the end of the game. In Dream Drop Distance, there's a gameplay system known as the Drop system that has you switching between two different characters as you make your way through 'sleeping worlds', where the dream part seems to come from. That one seems to have just been named so they could shorten it as Kingdom Hearts 3D. OP has already explained Kingdom Hearts χ pretty well in other comments and Birth By Sleep: A Fragmentary Passage is fairly self-explanatory (a short fragment of gameplay prior to Kingdom Hearts 3 using a character from Birth By Sleep).

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KH 3 10 Things The day fans have impatiently waited for is almost here. Square Enix’s Kingdom Hearts 3 is set for release, and if the early review scores rolling in are an accurate representation, longsuffering fans will be pleased. Here are the 10 things you should about Kingdom Hearts 3. Release Date: January 29 Platforms: PS4, Xbox One Not on Switch?