I wanted to bring that to Kingdom Hearts. This is something that told me once, which is that Final Fantasy is a title that just has everything in it. Gummi Ships are part of the basics of Kingdom Hearts, and as a numbered title in the series, I thought it was necessary to have it in there to complete the package. Tetsuya Nomura: In Kingdom Hearts numbered titles, the Gummi Ship has always been there to travel between the worlds. Is it to tie it more into the previous games? I'm curious why you decided to bring it back? What you think it can add to Kingdom Hearts 3. The Gummi Ship is returning in Kingdom Hearts 3, which I think is interesting. We did pretty much follow their guidelines as well as their feedback for those characters. We also had a lot of input from the Pixar team that worked on Monsters Inc. When we took a look at those guidelines and figured out what we had to do, we felt that Donald should look this way and then Goofy should look this way. The coloration, for example, or whether a character only had one eye. had more guidelines that we had to follow, and were a little more clear cut in the details. We had a lot of guidelines to abide by in terms of how they appear. Tetsuya Nomura: For Pixar world, the desires that had for their titles were really strong.
I'm curious what were your intentions were in that regard? Can you tell me a little about that? elicited a wide range of reactions from the Internet. It just so happened that we were able to negotiate with Disney and Pixar to have it in on our title this time. But I do think that that situation probably changed this time and that we are allowed to do it. I assume that there were some reasons within Disney that did not allow us to do this, but I don't know what they were. Tetsuya Nomura: I've always wanted to have a Pixar world within Kingdom Hearts, it's just that Disney has always returned to me and said that it will be difficult to make it happen.
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Was it because the PS2 wasn't powerful enough to give you the results you wanted? I'm curious to know why they get more emphasis here, but not as much emphasis in, for example, Kingdom Hearts 2. Pixar films feature prominently in Kingdom Hearts 3.
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But other than that I'm just more relieved that I was able to tell the full story. Once I think about that, it makes me a little sad. Although I do feel a little sad when I think some characters will probably never appear ever again. I'm not really happy, I'm not really sad. It does come to an end, but I'm not fully swayed to one emotion. Are you happy? Are you a little sad that it's finally coming to an end? Tell me what it means to you to finally finish this story. Kingdom Hearts 3 finally brings the Dark Seeker Saga to a close after more than 15 years. I sat down to ask Nomura about what it's like to finally put a bow on a 16-year-old saga, his desire to bring back Pirates of the Caribbean, and of course, the Gummi Ship. "I think that whenever we would bring our previous titles, a lot of people at Disney, and this is my assumption, but I do assume that they probably didn't know what Kingdom Hearts was," he says.īut after five long years of development and 12 years of anticipation, Kingdom Hearts 3 is finally almost done. He talks about how much easier it was before Kingdom Hearts became an international success. Nomura offers hints on his own as he talks about the lengthy prep time, the desire to include as many styles of gameplay as possible, and the lengthy approvals process from Disney. It's tempting to bluntly ask, "What took so long?" But that's not really necessary.
He's there to answer questions about Kingdom Hearts 3, a game that has been rumored and obsessed over for more than a decade. Tetsuya Nomura sits wearing a stylized Mickey Mouse t-shirt, a black hat pulled low over his eyes. Some content, such as this article, has been migrated to VG247 for posterity after USgamer's closure - but it has not been edited or further vetted by the VG247 team. This article first appeared on USgamer, a partner publication of VG247.
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