Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition Launching 20 March 2025
Xenoblade Chronicles X is a game that was previously only available on the Wii U, with the game being released in 2015. However, the game is now making a return and will be coming to the Nintendo Switch with enhanced visuals, new story elements, and much more. For those excited to get their hands on it, this definitive edition will be releasing on 20 March, 2025. To celebrate the announcement of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition, Nintendo has released a trailer that showcases the graphics, the story, and some of the gameplay features that players can expect.
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In this title, you'll be able to customize your Avatar to look how you want them to, and you get to pick their class as well, which gives you a ton of variety with how expansive the battle system is. Of course, before you get to utilize a Skell, you have to prove yourself to the BLADE organization. Once you've done that, you'll be able to have your very own customizable mech that will help with exploring the vast world of Xenoblade Chronicles X, as well as help you in combat.
This game takes place in the year 2054, where humans have fled Earth due to an intergalactic war. You are one of the remaining survivors of the New Los Angeles (NLA) colony, and you have to help them build a new home on the planet Mira.
As you help them get settled on Mira, you'll get to know some of the people from NLA, help them with their problems, and build bonds with your party members, which will later unlock new quests that can lead to rare gear and items. There will also be multiplayer-specific missions to take part in, allowing you to team up with friends online to play Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition together. If you want to play multiplayer but don't want to team up, you can also take part in Global Nemesis Battles, full of fun and chaos.
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