Earlier this week, Xenoblade Chronicles hit the European Wii U eShop. It’s a 6.5GB for those who are wondering.
It’s not yet known when we’ll be seeing Xenoblade Chronicles on the North American eShop. Soon, hopefully!
Thanks to Jake for the tip.
Fire Emblem Fates was released in two versions in Japan. In North America, that’s how the games will be sold as well (Birthright and Conquest). But what about Europe?
Amazon UK currently has a notice on its Fire Emblem Fates product page stating that there’s only one version due out throughout Europe. However, the message is only appearing on iOS/Android devices at the moment.
Keep in mind that Nintendo hasn’t made an official announcement regarding its plans for Fire Emblem Fates’ distribution in Europe. We’ll just have to wait and see if there’s any truth to Amazon’s listing.
North America’s third Splatfest in Splatoon kicked off 13 hours ago. In Europe, their third competition is beginning right now.
The third European Splatfest pits the North Pole against the South Pole. Splatoon players can compete for the next day, and the results will then be available soon after it’s finished.
Xenoblade Chronicles X was featured during a Gamescom 2015 Twitch live stream, and we saw new footage from the English build. It wasn’t easy getting an archived version, but we have that for you now. Watch the footage below.
Capcom announced a pair of collaborations for Monster Hunter X during a recent event in Japan.
The first is a collaboration coming from Square Enix’s Tetsuya Nomura. However, it seems to be very similar to what is already offered in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate. Also planned is a collaboration with the Sanrio mascot Kirimi-chan.
Following Monster Hunter X’s launch, players will be able to take on new quests, which will provide the necessary items to create the collaboration items.
View the latest commercial for Monster Hunter X below.
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