Xenoblade Chronicles X remaster is a reality with an expanded story: three reasons to play it on Switch
After years of many Nintendo Switch users asking for the return of Monolith Soft’s RPG – among other GameCube and Wii titles – it’s now finally official: Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition announced March 20, 2015. “This version of the epic sci-fi RPG features enhanced graphics and additional content, including new story elements– says the information shared by Nintendo. Here’s the first trailer.
Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition will cost €59.99 and Nintendo has confirmed that the game It will feature multiplayer features that were already present in the original Nintendo Wii U version.. Many players became aware of this saga thanks to the Nintendo Switch, as Xenoblade Chronicles 2 released exclusively in 2017, and later did the same with both the definitive version of the first game and the third and final version released to date. Now, This chapter of the franchise will complete the collection.. Want three reasons to play it?
Three reasons to play Xenoblade Chronicles X on Switch
- It’s a lost game. At the moment, it can’t be accessed unless you save the original disc for Wii U. This was a shame because every part of the saga is available on Nintendo Switch except this one, so there’s a reason for that.
- The setting is different. Unlike the rest of the games in the saga, Xenoblade Chronicles takes a different approach to the franchise.
- You can fly! This is true, because while in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 you could sail the seas on a boat, here you can fly around the world thanks to the giant mechs that we can ride on.
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