Kingdom Hearts 1-3 Collection Pre-Orders Up on PS5 and Switch 2 with New Art

Pre-orders for the Kingdom Hearts 1-3 collection are now live on PS5 and Switch 2 with updated box art and a free poster.
Remember when Kingdom Hearts finally made its way to Switch, but only as cloud versions? That was a weird time. Well, now Square Enix is making things right with a physical collection of the first three games on both PS5 and Switch 2, and the pre-orders are already live.
But here's the thing: the original box art for these collections was, let's say, a bit goofy. It had this awkward collage of characters that didn't quite capture the magic of the series. Fans weren't thrilled. But good news: Square Enix has heard the feedback and updated the artwork to something much more stylish and fitting.
If you pre-order now, you'll also get a free double-sided poster featuring some classic key art. It's a nice bonus for collectors who want to deck out their gaming space.
This collection bundles Kingdom Hearts 1, 2, and 3 (including all their DLC) into one physical package. For PS5 owners and Switch 2 early adopters, this is a great way to experience the epic saga without needing multiple consoles or digital downloads.
Now, for Switch 2 players, this is especially sweet because the previous Switch versions were cloud-based, which required a constant internet connection and had noticeable lag. This time, you get native versions that run smoothly on the new hardware. That's a huge win.
Whether you're a longtime fan looking to relive the memories or a newcomer curious about the crossover madness, this collection is a solid pickup. And with the improved art and the poster bonus, it's a nice package overall.
So, will you be pre-ordering the Kingdom Hearts collection? Or are you waiting for a sale? Let us know in the comments!
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