Fans finally got what they were waiting for as "Kingdom Hearts 3" went full blast during E3 2015. Fans got a glimpse on how the game will look with the new Unreal Engine 4.

Moving on to the game's new features, not much has been revealed as of the moment. But, in a report by Master Herald, Disney will incorporate "Tangled" to "Kingdom Hearts 3." The website also noted that Disney and Square Enix should use this opportunity to market recent Disney films.

However, there are also new films such as "Frozen" which they believe should not be used just yet as it does not fit the theme of the current installation. Also, the website stated that Square Enix should avoid including "Winnie the Pooh" and "The Little Mermaid" in the series as KH3 needs a breath of fresh air.

Design and Trend claims that a scene from the trailer hints a possible inclusion of the 2012 Disney film, "Brave." These came from a scene were new heartless can be seen and they are using bows, much like the film's main character, Merida.

Meanwhile, Christian Today reported that "Kingdom of Hearts 3" will be available for both Sony's PS4 and Microsoft's Xbox One. In an interview with director Tetsuya Nomura, one of the many improvements Square Enix made was to lessen the loading time between switching to different map locations as well as static moments.

"In the previous games, when reaching the end of a specific area, a black transition screen used to show up so it could load the next area. Now everything is more fluid and integrated," Nomura said.

When asked about the "Kingdom Hearts 3" finale, Nomura said that Square Enix has yet to decide on how the game will end, which means it could be a happily ever after or tragic.

"I don't think there has been an actual happy ending. 'Kingdom Hearts 2' is close to it. Since most of the titles have ended in cliffhangers, we're worried about what we should include in 'Kingdom Hearts 3,'" he explained.

"Since we are arriving near the conclusion of Xehanort in 'Kingdom Hearts 3,' the outline of the story has been solidified but not necessarily the direction where the series is continuing to head. We are still trying to decide where to go from several choices," the Japanese director added.