xenoblade chronicles definitive edition switch

Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition Switch port announced

By Michael Leri

A Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition Switch port has been officially announced after initially coming out in 2010 on the Wii in Japan and 2012 in North America. The release date for the JRPG is sometime next year.

The Direct did not show much more about the remaster other than it following the story of Shulk and Fiora. Monolithsoft did not even reveal how many players it supports as it says “TBD” on the game’s eShop page. Its price is also blank.

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Xenoblade Chronicle‘s Wii version was critically beloved and has a 92 on Metacritic as players praised is dialogue, music, big world, and more.

Michael Leri
Michael Leri

Michael Leri is Evolve's senior gaming editor. He prides himself on playing and finishing as many video games as he can in all sorts of genres from shooters to platformers to weird indie experiments. There's always something to learn from rolling credits and that thirst for experience and knowledge is mostly what drives him. You can find him on Twitter, Backloggd, Bluesky, and Letterboxd as @OrangeFlavored.

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