Xenoblade Chronicles- North American debut trailer

Posted By | On 03rd, Dec. 2011

Nintendo of America announced yesterday that they’d finally be releasing the much anticipated Monolith RPG, Xenoblade Chronicles in North American territories in April next year for the Wii. After the success it got in Europe, it was only a matter of time before NoA finally complied, but we were all glad to hear the news nonetheless.

They’ve released the trailer for the game’s US release as well. It’s given below, courtesy of IGN. Have a look.

You can also read our review of Xenoblade Chronicles here. We gave it a solid 9.5 and showered it with unexpected (and true) praises.


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