Hitoshi Sakimoto, Yasunori Mitsuda, Yoko Shimomura and more attend the Symphonic Games Edition!

After last year’s successful ‘Passion’ concert, Hitoshi Sakimoto (Final Fantasy 12) and Yasunori Mitsuda (Chrono Trigger/Cross, Xenogears) are returning to Australia to attend Eminence’s newest production – A Night in Fantasia 2007: Symphonic Games Edition!

Not content with two returning special guests, Yoko Shimomura of Kingdom Hearts fame will also be appearing, alongside other such greats as Kow Otani (Shadow of the Colossus).

In other words, this is Australia’s biggest video games concert ever! Click here to find out how to buy tickets now to the two Sydney shows or the Melbourne show!

And get in fast, these tickets will disappear quick! This is a highly recommended, once in a lifetime experience for you Australian Final Fantasy and/or Kingdom Hearts fans – get the chance to meet Sakimoto-san and Shimomura-san afterwards!

Source: Eminence Online’s A Night in Fantasia 2007.

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Unquestionably the Kingdom Hearts magna continues at a strong rate, the newest release of the magna series is Chain of Memories Volume 1, and has graced the number one top in the American sales.

Along with the information above, a Japanese blog has revealed the following images of Kingdom Hearts bookmarks. The age arena for this product, from so far viewed, would be at normal Disney rate, but don’t judge the book by it’s cover!

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One of the main upcoming pieces of Kingdom Hearts merchandising to be released has been revealed in it’s entirety, with the complete Kingdom Hearts Trading Card Game set being revealed.

The complete set can be seen here.

Basically the cards can be simply collected for the sake of it, for those die-hard fans, or can be played out as an original game. Notice that the set includes characters from the original that weren’t featured in the sequel, and vice-verca (Smee, etc.). Alongside the characters are also many of the items from the series, including everything from Keyblades to small trinkets such as Genie’s Lamp and the Cursed Aztec Gold.

There is still no news on whether these cards will be released outside of Japan, but if anything develops you’ll here it here!

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