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Next month will be big for Japan. Kingdom Hearts 3DS, aka Dream Drop Distance, will soon finally be here. It’s the long-awaited continuation of the main story that will lead up to Kingdom Hearts 3 (hopefully). We were treated to a new trailer last week, which brought back old enemies and friends and showed us new worlds.

While the game will be released on March 29th, that doesn’t stop Square-Enix from showing off the Limited Edition box set in the familiar silver box tagged with multiple symbols representing the franchise’s characters or groups. The box set will feature three DS games: Kingdom Hearts re:Coded, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days and of course Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. So if fans missed out on any of the previous Nintendo DS games, they won’t need to go find the other games. Also in the Limited Edition box is the Nintendo 3DS etched cover and a set of 12 postcards. The 10th Anniversary Box will be released on March 29th for 15,000 yen (almost $200). Dream Drop Distance by itself will retail at 6,090 yen ($75).

Pretty pricey but for the hardcore KH fans, but I imagine this will be a no brainer.

While there is still no US release date, some American voice actors have confirmed they have finished recording sessions for the game, meaning that it’s already being worked on Stateside.