Nintendo Reveals Xenoblade Chronicles X Footage

6th February, 1 replies

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Nintendo has revealed new footage of its upcoming Wii U Xenoblade game, Xenoblade Chronicles X. The footage, which is a presentation of the features players are to expect from the upcoming game, is taken from Japanese presentation.

Whilst the game will be a spiritual successor to the original Xenoblade Chronicles for the Wii, Xenoblade Chronicles X will be unrelated story-wise. It will allow four players to quest together, and will also support communication in hub towns with up to 32 players.

Xenoblade Chronicles X is set for release this April 29th in Japan. Localized versions are set to reach the USA and Europe sometime in 2015.

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