Dream Drop Distance appears in the Nintendo Magazine of Australia!

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The mre we see from Kingdom Hearts 3D the less we can wait to get our Disney-loving mitts on it. The seventh game in the series is set after Kingdom hearts Re:coded and features series favourites Sora and Riku. It follows our protagonists as they go the the Mark of Mastery exam to become fully-fledged Keyblade Masters. To do this, they have to travel to the Disney-themed worlds that weren't attacked by the Heartless in the previous games but were instead in a state of sleep, and are now being overrun by the Dream Eaters. While most of these are bad, planting nightmares throughout the land, there are also some good ones called Spirits that eat nightmares and will help you out. You can collect more then 50 different types of Spirit and you'll be able to mess around with any of those that you get in a special AR mode.

Every world in Dream Drop Distance will be brand new and never seen before in a Kingdom Hearts game. The most recently confirmed locale is based on Fantasia, which joins worlds from The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Tron, Pinocchio and Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers.
With slide pad compatibility confirmed, a new drop guage fighting system that lets players rotate between Sora and Riku as you battle and the return of the Command Deck system from Re:coded, it seems Square Enix is pulling out all the stops to make this the finest Kingdom Hearts yet.

Straight from the pages of the Official Nintendo Magazine of Australia and New Zealand, if this has already been posted close or delete this thread.

Good old Nintendo Magazine, telling me what I already know.