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This week’s Famitsu has another update on Project X Zone 2. Though we’ll have to wait a bit longer for a proper update, the magazine has posted a sneak peak of its article.

Famitsu reveals that Namco x Capcom antagonist Saya will be included in Project X Zone 2. Unsurprisingly, she’ll be featured an enemy.

Expect to hear more on Project X Zone 2 once Famitsu’s latest issue goes on sale.

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More off-screen gameplay has come in from Xenoblade Chronicles X’s English build at Gamescom. Check it out below.

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In a blog update on Project X Zone 2’s Japanese site, Monolith Soft producer Koji Ishitani gives us a first look at a vehicle made by Naohiro Washio. Previously, Washio worked on Mobile Suit Gundam 00 and Gyrozetter.

Here’s what was shared on the blog (courtesy of Siliconera):

– Dr. Chizuru Urashima is the character in red
– She’s the head of the Shinra’s Equipment Division
– Chizuru pilots a new vehicle called the “Ryuki Ichi-go/Ryuki #1”
– Also known as the Dragonturtle MK. 1 in English
– This is a well-equipped transport vehicle that can travel to various worlds
– More details about it in the future
– Terrain mode and flight mode
– Ishitani has known Naohiro Washio for quite a while now, and previously talked about how it’d be nice to some day work together
– With Project X Zone 2, he felt that now that they could use some of his mecha designs, it’d be now or never
– The Dragonturtle Mk. 1 will be like a mobile base of operations where the characters will gather
– Other guest designers will be revealed in the future

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Here’s a neat little piece of information that some folks may have overlooked when Xenoblade Chronicles launched on the European Wii U eShop last week. Thanks to the RPG’s support of the Classic Controller, the GamePad can be used. That essentially means that off-TV play is supported.

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For the localized version of Xenoblade Chronicles X, the game will feature a mix of both American and British voice acting. A Nintendo representative confirmed that news tidbit during Gamescom 2015 last week.

We’ve only heard a little bit of Xenoblade Chronicles X’s English voice acting thus far. For those who missed the debut video during E3, be sure to check out this clip.

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Bandai Namco updated the Japanese Project X Zone 2 website late last week. You can get a look at the game’s second 3DS theme above – included in the Original Game Sound Edition – and new screenshots and images of the pre-order bonuses below.

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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.

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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.

Xenoblade Chronicles came out on the European Wii U eShop yesterday as the latest Wii download. Watch some footage from the RPG below.

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Nintendo unveiled a special edition for Xenoblade Chronicles X in Europe a few hours ago. Thankfully, North American fans won’t be left out.

On its official Twitter account, Nintendo of America confirmed that the Xenoblade Chronicles X Special Edition will be making its way to the U.S. Further information is promised “soon”.


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