Kingdom Hearts 4 and the Nvidia Leak: What's Been Proven, What Hasn't Yet
The video game industry is full of unsubstantiated leaks, and gamers have learned to take any rumors (however exciting they may be) with a pinch of salt. The Nvidia leak way back in 2021 seemed too good to be true, with a very long list of unexpected PC ports, sequels, and remakes that were apparently in the works if it was to be believed. Now with the recent confirmation of Kingdom Hearts 4, it seems like more than a few of the titles featured on it have proved to be real.
The Kingdom Hearts series has been cultivating a loyal fanbase for two decades now, with the crossover universe of Disney and Square Enix bringing many fan-favorite properties into one beloved game franchise. Players are always clamoring for the next installment, and it seems like their hopes for the next mainline title have finally been answered thanks to the release of the first official trailer for Kingdom Hearts 4 and confirmation that the sequel is in development. Now, Kingdom Hearts 4 joins the ever-growing list of games from the Nvidia leak that have turned out to be not so speculative after all.
Kingdom Hearts 4: Why Newer Disney Franchises May Not Have Appeared Yet
In late 2021, the gaming world was rocked by a massive leak from Nvidia GeForce Now's backend, which revealed a seemingly extensive list of planned PC ports. The list also included many titles that had yet to be announced, like Mortal Kombat 12, Gears of War 6, or a Final Fantasy 9 remake, causing gamers to think they might be on their way.
But these were all just rumors until Nvidia confirmed that list did in fact come from its own organization, but that it was in no way a list of confirmed ports, remakes, or upcoming games and was instead part of a testing tool. A lot of what was
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