Dengeki have released another interview with Tetsuya Nomura about Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy VII. He discusses the removal of reaction commands, a series staple since Kingdom Hearts 2, as well as the use of the Kingdom Shader.

4Gamer were lucky enough to get a full interview with Tetsuya Nomura at E3 this year, where they discussed various things about Kingdom Hearts 3 and Unchained x. It's well worth a read with lots of interesting information, which is available to you thanks to Goldpanner.

It seems Kingdom Hearts fans in pretty much every part of the world that's not North America or Japan are going to have to wait a little bit longer for Kingdom Hearts Unchained x[chi].

French website Gameblog were lucky to interview Tetsuya Nomura who is currently working on both Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy VII Remake. Recently Kingdom Hearts 3 had it's development moved to Unreal Engine 4, and with Final Fantasy VII's remake announced, some were worried that development on both titles will be strained.

Magic has been in Kingdom Hearts from the beginning. Taken from it's Final Fantasy roots, Sora has the ability to case a wild array of spells from fire, to cure, to gravity. While not every basic spell has been available to Sora (sorry water, watera, waterga), he's still had a lot of his sleeves to use.

In Kingdom Hearts 3, magic has been taken that one step further. There's lots to go over with just the three spells used in the game (if you spotted any more just let us know!) so lets just get straight to it!

Japanese media website Degenki interviewed Tetsuya Nomura about Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy VII Remake [Title Pending]. The lovely translator Goldpanner has given us the translation of the interview, which you can read below!

Destructoid was blessed with the presence of Tetsuya Nomura and Tai Yasue yesterday at E3. Zack Furniss, the lucky writer for Destructoid, got to sit down with both of them and discuss Kingdom Hearts III and Final Fantasy VII.

The Kingdom Hearts 3 news keeps rolling in as E3 continues! Engadget was able to grab an interview with Nomura Tetsuya and inquired about several of the technical aspects of the game that weren't delved into during the Square Enix Presents segment!

The Kingdom Key is a staple to the Kingdom Hearts series. It's been with Sora since the very beginning in Kingdom Hearts I and has been useable in every game minus Birth by Sleep and Unchained x[chi]. The keyblade was shown back in 2013 in the reveal trailer for Kingdom Hearts 3 but for some reason it was absent from today's E3 trailer. This is probably because the trailer is showcasing many of the new additions and changes to the core gameplay, such as the new Heartless, team attacks, and attraction flow.