Xenoblade Chronicles and Project X Zone studio Monolith Soft is hiring. A notice on Facebook says the Kyoto Studio is looking for a 3DCG designer, motion designer, and effect designer.

Now that they’re under Nintendo’s wing, Monolith Soft are looking to take a big step forward and ramp up development staff for Wii U games.

Monolith Soft, best known for developing the critically-acclaimed Xenoblade Chronicles, opened a new studio in Kyoto in order to be closer to their parent company, Nintendo. What exactly have they been up to since then?

Monolith Soft is developing a game for Wii U, as well. Their title was not revealed during Nintendo Direct, but Nintendo president Satoru Iwata said Tetsuya Takahashi and the Xenoblade team are creating the game.

Monolith Soft, makers of the critically acclaimed Xenoblade and before that Xenosaga series, is hiring team members for their Kyoto Studio.

The teams says they’ve done research in HD game development and are looking to expand their team further. Know Havok or how to use Shaders? You could be working at Monolith Soft.

Xenoblade Chronicles developer, Monolith Soft, have opened a new studio closer to Nintendo’s main headquarters.

Nintendo’s first party studio Monolith Soft is in the middle of developing a Wii U game. The company is currently hiring for programmers, planners, and artists.

Monolith Soft have updated their website with a new piece of art by Baten Kaitos art director, Yasuyuki Honne.

Monado: Beginning of the World is still listed as “TBA” on Nintendo’s upcoming list of releases for 2011.

Monolith Soft are recruiting for several positions to help develop their next game.

How did Monolith and Nintendo end up working together on Xenoblade?

How did Xenoblade’s line-up of composers become involved with the project?

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