Kingdom Hearts III Director Says PS4 Is “Too Much,” 8 GB RAM “Helps A Lot”

By Alex Osborn

Sony has released a video interview with Kingdom Hearts III director Tetsuya Nomura. In it, he (unsurprisingly) has plenty of nice things to say about PlayStation 4 and how it will allow the team at Square Enix to take the Kingdom Hearts series to new heights of awesome.

In the interview, Nomura shares his thoughts on Sony's next-gen console, saying, "yari sugida na," which means, "that's too much." He then goes on to talk about how the PS4 hardware opens up many new possibilities for the franchise, citing the console's 8 GB of RAM as something that "helps a lot."

Kingdom Hearts III is still a ways off from release, but that's not going to stop fanboys like me from scouring the web for any and all information I can get my hands on. As such, be sure to keep it locked to GameRevolution for all you keyblade-wielding needs.

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Alex Osborn
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