NintendObserver’s select content on Xenoblade Chronicles 2 for Nintendo Switch.
NintendObserver’s select content on Xenoblade Chronicles 2 for Nintendo Switch.
See how it all unfolded, five hundred years ago.
Available as DLC in the Expansion Pass or as a stand-alone Retail Version.
Thanks to the Challenge Battle Mode, Pyra and Mythra can have inverted color schemes.
Shulk and Fiora in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Now clearer than ever, both Xenoblade games are undeniably connected.
Apart from Electra, in nearly 300 hours of gameplay I had never seen these Blades before.
Bringer of Chaos. I guess that's when I'm finally going to play the New Game Plus mode.
What a mecha looks like when imagined by a Nopon.
No need to play New Game Plus. You just need to be lucky once you've already beaten the game.
With an Expansion Pass notification system.
Good thing I still hadn't (and haven't) moved on to New Game Plus.
I'm gonna start posting these regularly because Nintendo doesn't really seem to translate the Production Notes anymore.
New Game Plus is here.
Well... I'm sure that's not the only thing they'll have in store for this release date in order to make it up for it.
Malheureusement, la sortie de la mise à jour a été repoussée au 2 mars.
Get ready to play with the Blades of Torna. (Don't count on Jin and Malhos though.)
From the good folks at Nintendo Australia.
Second playthrough afoot. I hope it'll make it easier to grind for affinity.
Passion of the Artisan, M.I.A. Nopon, Industrial Sort of Tour, Midnight Feasting, The Lone Watchman.
Pour ceux qui ont encore besoin de se faire convaincre.
I just want to say that, if you want to avoid spoilers, the only trailers worth watching are those that were actually directed by the Japanese development team.