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The Weirdest Worlds That Could Technically Be In Kingdom Hearts 4

The Weirdest Worlds That Could Technically Be In Kingdom Hearts 4 https://ift.tt/WGRyPoz Over the past couple weeks, we've finally learned a bit more about the next entry in Square Enix's Kingdom Hearts series. In an extended Kingdom Hearts 4 trailer revealed during D23 , Disney's annual fan event, we were given a first look at Coco's Land of The Dead, and its narrative implications already have us speculating as to what worlds could come next .  But while pondering what worlds could realistically be in Kingdom Hearts 4 is fun, you know what's even better? Thinking about all of the world that could technically be in Kingdom Hearts 4, with no regards to how absolutely baffling their inclusion might be. In the years since the Kingdom Hearts series first began, Disney has flexed its mouse money and purchased a lot of various companies and properties, and though you're probably well aware that Disney owns both Marvel and Star Wars, that's just scratching th...

Bluey Is Finally Getting A Video Game (For Real Life)

Bluey Is Finally Getting A Video Game (For Real Life) https://ift.tt/3sJKItu

Bluey, the hit kids show that we love, is getting a video game. Aptly called Bluey: The Videogame, the game tells a new original story that captures some of the show's iconic moments in four-player co-op. It's coming to Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S on November 17.

According to the announcement, Bluey: The Videogame is a sandbox adventure that lets you explore familiar locales like Bluey's home, and take part in activities from the show. You can play as all four members of the Heeler family (Dad, Mum, Bluey, and Bingo) and play minigames like Keepy Uppy and Magix Xylophone to earn costumes, open new locations, and unlock playable episodes.

The game tells a story created in partnership with show producer Ludo Studio, and features the show's English-speaking voice cast and soundtrack from Joff Bush, along with new tracks from the development studio. The announcement notes that it also includes variable difficulty features like an on/off toggle for the UI and voiceover instructions to make it approachable for families with preschoolers.

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