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Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind DLC Gets New Screenshots and Details About Photo Mode, Slideshow, & More

Today Square Enix revealed a few new screenshots and details about the upcoming Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind DLC for PS4 and Xbox One.

Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind

Today Square Enix updated the official website of Kingdom Hearts III adding a few new screenshots and details about the upcoming Re Mind DLC.

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We get to see three modes that will be added to the game, “Data Greeting,” “Slideshow,” and “Premium Menu.”

Data Greeting is basically a photo mode. You can choose characters and locations and then select among many facial expressions, poses, and camera angles. Then you can shoot all the pictures you want.

The slideshow feature does pretty much what it says on the tin, letting you playback photos you have shot with music on the background. You can create your own original albums.

With the “Black Code” in the Premium Menu, you can freely pick among a variety of settings and enjoy battles. You can score points depending on your performance and get ranked when you exceed a certain amount.

You can check out the screenshots below.

If you want to learn more, you can read out our review of the base game and check out the latest trailer, another one, the first teaser video of the DLC, and plenty of screenshots from last month.

Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind has a curiously staggered release. The PS4 version will launch very soon on January 23, 2020. The Xbox One version will come a full month later, on February 25. Square Enix has not explained this choice.

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