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Square Enix will bring its remastered Kingdom Hearts Collection [I~III] to Nintendo platforms this October, and the official Nintendo eShop listing has confirmed native install sizes for the packaging.
The collection—presented as three separate apps—marks a native release rather than a cloud-streamed version, a detail many players have been waiting to see ahead of the launch.
Kingdom Hearts is a long-running action-RPG series developed by Square Enix in collaboration with Disney, first debuting in 2002 on PlayStation 2.
The new collection consolidates multiple remasters and expansions across the franchise and will be distributed as three distinct installs on the Nintendo eShop rather than a single monolithic application.
What the eShop listing confirms
- Kingdom Hearts -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX: 54.1GB
- Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue: 26.8GB
- Kingdom Hearts 3 + Re Mind: 45.2GB
Nintendo's eShop listing notes a combined footprint of approximately 131GB if players install all three pieces via the collection package.
Adding the three individual sizes above yields 126.1GB, which creates a small discrepancy compared with the single-package figure.
To avoid installation issues, players should ensure they have at least 130GB of free storage available on their system or microSD card.
Square Enix has also commemorated the series' milestone with a 25th anniversary video release.
The developer's continued efforts to package multiple entries in one collection highlight both the franchise's longevity and Square Enix's approach to preserving and re-releasing legacy titles for modern platforms.
Rewriting notable statements in plain terms: the release eschews cloud-only delivery in favor of local, native installs, a move that underlines the appeal of on-device performance and offline access for many players.
Practical advice for players
- Confirm available internal system storage or microSD capacity before purchase.
- Note that the collection is split into three installable apps on the eShop; individual games can be bought separately if preferred.
These verified eShop details should help players plan storage and purchases ahead of the October release.
The collection—presented as three separate apps—marks a native release rather than a cloud-streamed version, a detail many players have been waiting to see ahead of the launch.
Kingdom Hearts is a long-running action-RPG series developed by Square Enix in collaboration with Disney, first debuting in 2002 on PlayStation 2.
The new collection consolidates multiple remasters and expansions across the franchise and will be distributed as three distinct installs on the Nintendo eShop rather than a single monolithic application.
What the eShop listing confirms
- Kingdom Hearts -HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX: 54.1GB
- Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue: 26.8GB
- Kingdom Hearts 3 + Re Mind: 45.2GB
Nintendo's eShop listing notes a combined footprint of approximately 131GB if players install all three pieces via the collection package.
Adding the three individual sizes above yields 126.1GB, which creates a small discrepancy compared with the single-package figure.
To avoid installation issues, players should ensure they have at least 130GB of free storage available on their system or microSD card.
Square Enix has also commemorated the series' milestone with a 25th anniversary video release.
The developer's continued efforts to package multiple entries in one collection highlight both the franchise's longevity and Square Enix's approach to preserving and re-releasing legacy titles for modern platforms.
Rewriting notable statements in plain terms: the release eschews cloud-only delivery in favor of local, native installs, a move that underlines the appeal of on-device performance and offline access for many players.
Practical advice for players
- Confirm available internal system storage or microSD capacity before purchase.
- Note that the collection is split into three installable apps on the eShop; individual games can be bought separately if preferred.
These verified eShop details should help players plan storage and purchases ahead of the October release.
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