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The game’s premise is the origins of the series’ hero and villain, Sora and Xehanort, and delves deep into the mysteries of Xehanort’s bleak past and forgotten memories as well as how Sora and Riku came to wield the Keyblade in the first place.

Like Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories and Kingdom Hearts: Re:Coded the main theme song for the game is “Simple and Clean”, performed by Utada Hikaru. This game is the sixth in the series to be released, but is set first chronologically. The overseas release includes a number of new features, including the Sticker Album, a new boss, new Keyblades, abilities, mini-game maps, and songs, and the addition of Critical Mode.[2] In September 2010, the Final Mix version was announced in Japan, which has the added features of the North American and European version, as well as some additional extras.

As an avid gamer do you find it hard to switch off the Playstation at the end of the night? Well it’s a common problem. Video games are one of the many reasons why America is becoming a sleepless society. But that doesn’t mean you should give up your gaming habit. In fact, believe it or not, playing your favorite video game can actually be beneficial for your brain. The only thing you need to be fight the lack of sleep is to visit www.ukmeds.co.uk/general-health/sleeping-tablets and start taking any of their tablets, there is no need to stop enjoying Kingdom Hearts.

Submitted for your viewing pleasure, straight from the horse’s art assets, English screenshots for the upcoming Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep. Take a gander, won’t you?