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Xenoblade Chronicles X

Update 2: Pre-orders are live on Amazon!


Update: Added in a better image. Official announcement is after the break. The package will cost $89.99.


During a panel at PAX Prime 2015, Nintendo revealed the North American special edition for Xenoblade Chronicles X.

Consumers will receive a few items with their purchase. Nintendo is including a copy of the game, an art book (over 100 pages), a digital copy of the soundtrack on a custom USB drive (10 songs), and matted art card.

Nintendo apparently said at the panel that pre-orders will be going live at some point today. When they do, we’ll be sure to let you know.

Head past the break for concept art images shown at the PAX panel.

Update: Officially confirmed.



We previously heard that Nintendo will be hosting a panel for Xenoblade Chronicles X at PAX Prime 2015 tomorrow. A reminder was sent out on the company’s Twitter account today, and it seems to reveal an interesting piece of information.


The tweet states that 8-4’s Mark MacDonald will be hosting the Xenoblade Chronicles X panel. That’s important for one big reason. Based on the message, it suggests that 8-4 is involved with the RPG’s localization.

8-4 has worked on a ton of games in the past. On the Nintendo side of things, they helped bring over Fire Emblem: Awakening, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, and Fossil Fighters: Frontier.

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

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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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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 It wasn’t easy getting an archived version, but we have that for you now.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.

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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Nintendo has announced two new Xenoblade Chronicles X items for Europe. When the Wii U game hits in December, consumers will be able to purchase the Premium Pack or Limited Edition Pack.

Here’s an overview of each:

Xenoblade Chronicles X Wii U Premium Pack

– black premium Wii U console
– a physical copy of the game
– An Artbook
– World Map poster

Xenoblade Chronicles X Limited Edition Pack

– A physical copy of the game
– A SteelBook cover
– A World Map poster
– A Cover Art Poster
– Artbook

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Xenoblade Chronicles X will be making its playable debut in Europe next week. On Twitter, Nintendo announced that the game is going to be available for attendees to try out. We’ll be seeing the RPG in both North America and Europe this December.

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If you live in the UK, you can now “express your interest” in Xenoblade Chronicles X at Nintendo’s online store. Visiting this link, you can answer a short question about which aspect of the game you’re looking forward to the most and sign up for news about pre-order details and store offers with your e-mail address.

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Nintendo and Monolith Soft have prepared a patch for Xenoblade Chronicles X in Japan. As of today, version 1.0.1 is available for download.

The update does a few things, although none of them are major. Here’s a brief summary:

– Adjusted equipment / doll equipment sorting so its easier to use
– Calculation for the union grams have been adjusted so that it is not effected by the amount of players in a union.
– Other fixes & adjustments

Xenoblade Chronicles X came to Japan on April 29. The North American and European launch is scheduled for December.

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