A Quick Re-lap

                                            

 It has been over a month since the word got out that Kingdom Hearts 3 was leaked, stunning respectively everyone within the gaming community. For those unfamiliar with the incident, a Facebook user by the name of Broderick Jackson had stolen thirty to forty hard copies of HK3, and sold the copies online via  Facebook for $100 a copy. So far, several copies of Kingdom Hearts 3 have been released out in the wild, and their videos and images are being released right as we speak. It is still unknown at the moment on how the seller stole the copies of KH3, however, director Tetsuya Nomura has stated in the past about this situation saying:

We’re aware that a small portion of Kingdom Hearts III has been circulating online before its official release. We are also aware as to how this all happened. We’re sorry to see this caused concern amongst our fans who are excited for the release.

The whole team has been working together since yesterday night (Japan time) to investigate what we can do to better this situation, but first we would like to ask that you do not share these videos.

The game’s epilogue and secret movie, which are the biggest spoilers in this game, are planned to be released at a later date just in case, so they will not be shown before the game’s release.

We want everyone to be able to equally experience the full game after its release, so we ask for your continued support on this matter.

We’re also very grateful that our fans have been warning each other already about the spoilers. Thank you very much.

We’re one month out from release. Let’s enjoy the game together when it releases on January 29, 2019.

  The good news for the Kingdom Hearts community is that none of the early release copies of KH3 contain any spoilers about the events that take place in the story line. Hence, the secret ending of Kingdom Hearts 3 is still not available for people who purchased the game from the unauthorized salesperson on Facebook. However, videos and images are still being leaked from various websites such as Youtube, Twitter, Facebook, and even Snapchat. These leaks have spoiled a lot of the gameplay and cut scenes of the worlds that take place in Kingdom Hearts 3. Director Tetsuya Nomura has asked the Kingdom Hearts community to not watch any the videos that have been floating around on the internet; as they contain spoilers of the worlds, abilities, and the gummi ship travel in Kingdom Hearts 3.