A Kingdom Hearts game was made for Verizon Wireless’s V CAST broadband service.
The mobile title, commonly called Kingdom Hearts V CAST, was developed exclusively for Verizon’s V CAST network, an early-2000s wireless broadband and multimedia service. It was designed for compatible Verizon phones rather than a conventional console or handheld system.
The game was developed by Superscape and published through Disney-related mobile operations, without Square Enix’s involvement. Its story follows Sora through a separate mobile adventure and uses familiar characters and settings, but it is generally treated as non-canonical to the main Kingdom Hearts storyline.
V CAST launched in the United States in 2005 using Verizon’s EV-DO 3G network. Kingdom Hearts V CAST was distributed episodically, with additional chapters available through the service. It is easy to confuse this title with Kingdom Hearts Mobile or Kingdom Hearts coded, but those were separate mobile projects tied to different releases and platforms.