Everything really is better in Europe.
Update 2: Nintendo Australia has told us that they are “Investigating the possibility of a local collectors’ edition for Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition”.
With the way the world is, and that there are two collectors editions being produced (one EU, one US). If we do get one, it’ll be what is, if anything is available.
Update: Looks like Europe (and hopefully us) are getting a different Collectors Edition, we’ll let you know in the morning what we’re getting. It’s the one with the Vinyl above.
Original Story: Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition was first announced last year, as a hefty HD remaster of the Wii classic Xenoblade Chronicles. At the time, it was announced to be a vague “2020” release, but now we have a date.
Revealed in this morning’s Nintendo Direct Mini, Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition will launch on the Nintendo Switch on the 29th of May — assuming there aren’t any COVID-19-related delays. Alongside the game, a collector’s edition titled the “Definitive Works Set” is inbound on the very same day, which comes with a massive hardbound artbook featuring 250 pages of “beautiful landscapes, imposing monsters, and more.”
The Definitive Edition of the game also features content not present in the original or the 3DS version of the game, in the form of a new epilogue story titled Future Connected. We’ll bring you more information as it becomes available.
Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town, Rune Factory 5, Rune Factory 4 Special, West…
Mario & Luigi: Brothership, Miyamoto and Metal Slug Tactics.
Until you see the price, at least.
Put a pin in it.
