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For the first time since 2019, a new Kingdom Hearts concert tour is scheduled for 2023 in Japan! Titled 'KINGDOM HEARTS Concert - Second Breath -', this concert will be taking place in Osaka in February 19th for a single performance, and in Tokyo on March 18th and 19th (two performances per day). Siena Wind Orchestra will be performing (conducted by Kaoru Wada), and Yoko Shimomura herself will be attending as a special guest! Those wishing to attend will need to apply at the Square-Enix e-Store, and have until December 25th to do so, with the lucky attendees being chosen by a lottery.

Following a minor update from Tetsuya Nomura last week on 'Kingdom Hearts - Missing Link', it's been announced that from January 13 to 18 next month, there will be an iOS prototype test for the game for up to 1000 users in Japan, who can apply until December 26 at 23:59 JST in here. Additionally, some new gorgeous artwork for the game was revealed, which can be checked below:

Source: Gematsu

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Earlier today, a surprise update on the status of the upcoming mobile game 'Kingdom Hearts: Missing Link' was provided by series director, Tetsuya Nomura, via a Tweet:
Here is a translation of the tweet (courtesy of @RyujiBlades):

Earlier today, Square-Enix released their 2022 Annual Report (which can be viewed here), where it was revealed that as of the end of March 2022, the 'Kingdom Hearts' series has shipped over 36 million units (both physical and digital) since the series' inception in 2002, making it Square-Enix's third best-selling franchise (behind 'Final Fantasy' and 'Dragon Quest').