New updates for "Kingdom Hearts 3" will feature a PC version soon and the sequel will have incomplete content when it launches.
Several rumors are making rounds regarding "Kingdom Hearts 3" having an incomplete launch due to some contents being cut during its development. Square Enix has been speculated to have some development problems in working on the sequel.
"Kingdom Hearts 3" has been speculated to launch in 2018 for the PlayStation 4, but having the sequel launch with several cut contents had gaming fans worried, since the same thing happened to "Final Fantasy XV" last year, PlayStation Universe reported.
Game director Tetsuya Nomura a perfectionist on his own right, has increased the development cycle of "Kingdom Hearts 3" and that a rushed trailer originally slated for April will now debut later this year instead. With Disney being involved, it is likely that Nomura and his team are being pressured to release "Kingdom Hearts 3" as soon as possible. But Square Enix will likely make these cut contents to happen in order for the game to launch smoothly to its intended release date schedule.
In other news, another rumors has been revealed that "Kingdom Hearts 3" could be ported to the PC platform soon.
Square Enix is planning to have console exclusive games into the PC, and it is likely that "Kingdom Hearts 3" could be one of them. While the Japanese publisher have not yet made any comments about it, it is already teased that "Final Fantasy XV" could be ported to the PC, and it will not be long that "Kingdom Hearts 3" will follow in its foot steps soon.
After all, with the game coming to the Xbox One alongside the PS4, there’s no longer an exclusivity deal in place with Sony. There is always a chance that "Kingdom Hearts 3" could come to PC, probably after the console versions, Twinfinite reported.
Gaming fans are looking forward to see what Square Enix might reveal for "Kingdom Hearts 3" at E3 2017 next month.
There is no release date yet for "Kingdom Hearts 3" for the PS4 and Xbox One.