Some fans of the series outside of Japan might not even know what it is, considering that the Final Mix versions of the first two games weren't released to other countries until the HD remasters. To start, let's take a look at what the Final Mix versions of the previous Kingdom Hearts games really are. However, with Kingdom Hearts 3 launching on the PS4, the opportunity to forego a Final Mix in favor of DLC is finally available to the franchise. When the original Kingdom Hearts and the sequel Kingdom Hearts 2 first launched, they appeared on the PS2 system which had very limited internet connectivity and couldn't download additional content onto the system itself. This change in how additional content is added to the game from Final Mix to DLC is entirely due to the system restraints of the time as well as the proliferation of DLC in modern gaming. RELATED: Kingdom Hearts 3 Re:Mind teases New Character These came in the form of Final Mix versions of the game as opposed to DLC released to be added to the base game, meaning players who wanted the new content had to buy a new game. Previous installments in the Kingdom Hearts series would have re-releases that boasted new content, like new enemies, bosses, and keyblades. Specifically, how this will be the franchise's first DLC to launch for any of the main titles, even though Kingdom Hearts has had a different way of releasing new and updated content in the past.
With Kingdom Hearts 3 Re:Mind's release just around the corner, it's about time to take a hard look at the upcoming DLC for the latest installment in the Kingdom Hearts series.
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