Nintendo provides an update to Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition ahead of its release on Switch. A gift awaits everyone who buys the game in the first few weeks.
Xenoblade Chronicles, but you probably know that the Nintendo console was a huge flop, especially after the impressive success of the Wii. But now that the Switch has sold more than 141.32 million copies, the time for redemption has come for this installment in this acclaimed RPG series.
Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition is coming to Switch
Last October, Nintendo surprised everyone by announcing the Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition. Sure there was a rumor, but it was more about the Nintendo Switch 2. If the game will be perfectly backwards compatible with the next Big N console, then of course it will end up on the Switch March 20, 2025. Even though it's just a remaster, this episode will benefit from improved graphics and you can already see the difference from this comparison.
But fans of the Xenoblade Chronicles even the most observant will be able to spot the changes, as the title pulls out all the stops with a lengthy new trailer. A There is also a small gift waiting for the first-time buyers from Xenoblade Chronicles
Bonus “Exploration Support Pack” for first-time buyers
Here are the bonuses included in the Exploration Support Pack for all original buyers of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition. « Players who purchase the game on Nintendo eShop before April 6, 2025 or use the download code included in the physical version available at launch will automatically receive the Exploration Support Pack ».
- 100,000 credits
- Bladed weapon: modern iron knife
- Long-range weapon: Modern assault rifle
- Survival Armor: Survival Visor, Survival Bodysuit, D Survival Glove, G Survival Glove, Survival Shoes
- Six weapon uses: Accuracy to e.g. +I, Ranged Accuracy +I, Target Attack +I, Ranged Attack +I, Theroid Killer I, Cooldown – I
- 5 Armor Uses: Max HP + I, Max PT + I, Evasion + I, Potential + I, Physical Resistance + I
Source: Nintendo via press release.
