Xenoblade Chronicles 3 has a new release date, and is now coming earlier than expected. Instead of releasing the role-playing game in September, Nintendo has set the launch for July 29.
The new date was confirmed in a press release issued on Tuesday. Exactly why the game has been moved forward did not come out, but Nintendo at least has full confidence in the work developer MonolithSoft has done.
At the same time, a fresh trailer for the experience also arrived. The video – which you can watch above – sets the stage for the experience – and as indicated earlier, it seems that the collision between the worlds from Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 will be at the center.
The trailer also shows glimpses of the game’s combat system, where you get to fight with up to seven characters at a time.
The stars here are Noah and Mio, who are joined by various characters with different classes and specializations. This time you also get several opportunities to change classes along the way, while selected figure pairs can combine forces and fight like a welded muscle bundle called Ouroboros.
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 comes exclusively for the Nintendo Switch.
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