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Nintendo has decided to shared one more song from Xenoblade Chronicles 3 prior to the game’s launch later this week. The shared song is “A Step Away”, a new emotional vocal track from the game.

You can listen to the shared song clip below:

Nintendo has decide to share yet another music track for Xenoblade Chronicles 3 ahead of its release next week. This week’s shared track is “Chain Attack”, a new track that you’ll hear whenever a Chain Attack is triggered in-game.

While this new Chain Attack theme does replace the current battle theme for the duration of the Chain Attack, the ordinary battle theme will return once the Chain Attack concludes. This way, the battle theme won’t be completely interrupted the same way it might have been when a Vision occurred in Xenoblade Chronicles 1, for those familiar with that game’s battle system.

You can listen to the song clip below:

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 8-minute trailer

Original (7/7): Nintendo and Monolith Soft just published a new 8-minute trailer for Xenoblade Chronicles 3. It highlights the RPG’s story, gameplay systems, and more. At the very end of the video, Nintendo provides a reminder that amiibo is supported, and the Shulk amiibo can be used to have the Swordfighter class change the weapon to the Monado from the first entry in the series.

Here’s an overview of Xenoblade Chronicles 3:

xenoblade chronicles 3 pre-order

Since the release date for Xenoblade Chronicles 3 has moved up and the RPG is arriving sooner than expected, now’s the perfect time to get informed about the pre-order situation. A bunch of retailer listings have just started to open up around the world. If and when we hear about pre-order bonuses, we’ll let you know.

As the name implies, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is the third proper entry in the Xenoblade Chronicles series that started out on Wii. The game stars Noah and Mio, members of the two opposing nations of Keves and Agnus. Your party will be comprised of six characters from these nations that join together to awaken the colonies of Aionios and expose the true threat both nations face. True to the franchise’s nature, there’ll be a huge world to explore, RPG combat with Arts and chain attacks, and more. This particular game introduces the Interlink mechanic in which pairs of characters can combine to form a mighty Ouroboros.

Nintendo and Monolith Soft have provided an update on the Expansion Pass for Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

As previously announced, wave 1 will include helpful items and outfit color variations. We now have a look at the different outfit looks for the main cast, posted below. As a reminder, the first part of the Expansion Pass drops at launch.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Japan Expo 2022

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 was shown off at Japan Expo 2022 earlier today with new gameplay. Nintendo had a stage show at the French event and fans were treated to over 20 minutes of footage. We now have a recording of that segment with the gameplay.

Here’s some information about the RPG:

Nintendo has decided to share another new Hero character for Xenoblade Chronicles, this time providing a look at the gruff gunslinger, Gray. He seems unaffiliated to both Keves and Agnus, and excels at suppressing large areas with his expert marksmanship and use of drones.

Here’s the official post from Nintendo showing him off:

Nintendo has decided to share another Xenoblades Chronicles 3 music track for this week, this time choosing to feature the area theme “Millick Meadows”. This is the song that will play in the area of the same name, Millick Meadows, one of the first areas you’ll explore in the game.

You can listen to the song below:

xenoblade complex

We are just a couple of weeks away from the release of Xenoblade Chronicles 3, which feels a little bit surreal considering that the game was announced in February of this year.

As expected, a lot of people are trying to get into the series before the third entry comes out, and some will probably hear about how the series is complex and not always super friendly to beginners. Although it is undeniable that Xenoblade can be complicated sometimes, I get the impression that when the discourse is so focused on the series complexity, there’s a chance that we are scaring some future fans.

Taking that into consideration, I decided to make a video talking about the overall appeal of the series and why fans love it so much despite the complexity. Feel free to check out the video down below.

xenoblade chronicles 3 japanese voice dual audio

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 will include both English and Japanese voices together for its release, Nintendo and Monolith Soft have confirmed. That means dual audio is supported right out of the gate. Players won’t need to go through an extra download in order to access the Japanese voice cast.

With Xenoblade Chronicles 2, things were handled a bit differently. Nintendo distributed version 1.1 after launch and players then needed to download the free Japanese-Voice Pack DLC. They could then choose between English and Japanese voices in the settings.


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