The Evolution of Kingdom Hearts Box Art
- Sam I Am
- Sep 23, 2018
- 2 min read
This page contains only stand-alone release covers. It does not include titles released as part of a remix, such as Kingdom Hearts X Back Cover. The dates represent the first time the stand-alone title was released. In the case of Re:Chain of Memories, the first time the game was released on its own was in North America on 2 December 2008. Also not pictured are mobile game covers, such as Kingdom Hearts Coded, since there is no actual box art.
In which all of your non-existent Final Fantasy x Disney fan fictions come true.
In which Square Enix realized they could make more money off of this game.
In which Square Enix decided they would be able to make a long convoluted franchise.
In which Mickey Mouse finally made an appearance longer than 30 seconds.
In which Square Enix decided to add extra content to force players to buy their future games in order to understand what the frick frack is going on.
In which Square Enix remembered that most families with a PS2 didn't want or have enough money for a Game Boy Advance.
In which Tetsuya Nomura decided to be a sadistic asshole.
In which Tetsuya Nomura became a serial killer.
In which Square Enix wanted better access for players to a game that added nothing to the plot of the franchise aside from one measly after-credits scene.
In which Tetsuya Nomura decided that the number 13 was more important than God.
In which Square Enix wanted players to have extra emotionally scarring content.
In which Square Enix realized nobody plays PS2 anymore.
In which Square Enix finally realized they only did half the job last time.
In which Square Enix ran out of numbers before 3.
In which people lost their minds that it was actually real.
Bonus:
In which Sam gave up her rule of no mobile covers due to the sheer hilarity of this one.
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