Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories Remake Localization

To:  Square-Enix

We are a group of fans for the Kingdom Hearts franchise, by Square-Enix. On September 13th, 2006, we discovered that there was to be a Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix, and, more importantly, bundled with it, a remake of the Gameboy Advance filler game, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories.

Many of us are concerned that this game will not be localized and translated for international fans’ benefits.

Kingdom Hearts I: Final Mix was never translated or localized, and we fully understand that the Final Mix version was made to give the Japanese players content that the international players were given - the bonus battle with Sephiroth, for example. With Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix sometime in the future, we are all doubting whether the vast majority of us will be able to play or not. Many of us are not able to modify our consoles, or import games.

Because of this, we are concerned that we may be missing out. The Kingdom Hearts series has gained an innumerable amount of fans since the arrival of Kingdom Hearts II, and many of us would love to be able to buy it and enjoy it.

While we understand the Final Mix versions are intended to be bonus incentives for Japanese players, we feel, that there is a sufficient market to warrant localization. We understand, too, that a great deal of effort goes into recording voices for games, and should this be too much of a demand, we will gladly accept a subtitled game.

We hope that Square-Enix will consider translating and localizing the Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories remake.

We wish you good luck on your future endeavors. Thank you for many, many hours of fun.

Sincerely,

The Undersigned

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