Voting is over, and Nintendo of Europe have announced the final alternate covers for both games.

A Nintendo of Europe rumour mentions release windows for The Last Story and Inazuma Eleven 2.

Nintendo gave both Monolith Soft and Mistwalker the same basic guideline at the start of both projects.

Just like Xenoblade Chronicles, Nintendo of Europe are asking fans to vote for Pandora’s Tower and the Last Story’s alternate cover art.

Nintendo of Europe are holding a “Let’s Play Xenoblade Chronicles” playtest.

Prior to The Last Story, Final Fantasy and Final Fantasy VII were the only projects where Sakaguchi focused on the game more than the story.

Nintendo of Europe brought playable builds of The Last Story and the recently released Pandora’s Tower: Until I Return to Your Side to Paris. Both games are on display at Japan Expo.

Following a fan campaign dubbed “Operation Rainfall” to get Nintendo of America to be more forthcoming regarding the release of Xenoblade Chronicles, The Last Story and Pandora’s Tower, NOA took notice of the movement and promised an update “soon”.

A representative from Mistwalker responded to users tweeting them about the campaign with “Thanks for your continued support” and “Thank you for the link. We appreciate all your support. tears…” directed at the growing comments on Nintendo’s Facebook page.

According to a recent rumour, The Last Story director, Hironobu Sakaguchi hinted that the game will see release in Europe, while attending a recent concert in Paris.

Tetsuya Takahashi and Hironobu Sakaguchi talk about Xenoblade, The Last Story, their time at Squaresoft, and what makes an RPG.

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As always, Media-Create had a few insights to share about the top game on the latest weekly sales chart.

The Last Story sees its debut at long last in Japan, alongside Valkyria Chronicles 3 and Dragon Age: Origins. And the big releases don’t just stop there.