Kingdom Hearts Fans Think The First Game Doesn't Need A Remake
Kingdom Hearts fans are discussing whether the first game in the series deserves a remake or not, but it seems that most people don't think it even needs one.
Over the past few console generations, we've seen a ton of classic games getting remakes from more ambitious reimaginings like Final Fantasy 7 Remake to more traditional retellings with snazzier graphics like Dead Space. It seems the industry is only going to go further with remaking old games and bringing them into a new generation, and there's one series that is often discussed when it comes to potential remakes.
Unlike Final Fantasy, Kingdom Hearts has strangely stayed far away from remakes so far, and has instead remastered almost all of the games in the series to make them playable on modern consoles. With the first Kingdom Hearts now being more than 20 years old and some games getting remakes and remasters despite being much younger, some fans are wondering if we'll ever see the first game remade.
With how many remakes we're seeing in this console generation, you might think that Kingdom Hearts fans are jumping at the idea of the first game getting polished up and redone, but that's actually not the case at all. Over on the Kingdom Hearts subreddit, Redditor LafterMastr shared a post asking fans if they think that Kingdom Hearts deserves a remake or not.
As of the time of writing, the most popular comment on the thread is from Redditor marauder_squad, who simply says, "It does not need one". That comment has nearly as many upvotes as the thread itself, which should show that the majority of Kingdom Hearts fans agree that it'd be a little pointless to remake a stylised game that has aged so well.
Although I don't want a remake of the first Kingdom Hearts either, I would love to see 358/2 Days remade so that it's not just a cutscene compilation in the ReMixes.
Several Redditors also point out the fact that a Kingdom Hearts remake would also have to remove Deep Jungle from the game, as the
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