Steve and Martin resume their play of Xenoblade Chronicles. Tune in to see Shulk opening cans of whoopus maximus on the evil Mechonis with his all-powerful Monado energy blade.

Steve and Martin pick up where they left off in the last episode of Xenoblade Chronicles to give you a deeper glimpse into the game’s hefty story, its real-time party-based combat system, and intricate character interplay.

The announcement that Xenoblade Chronicles will be released across Europe this August roused Steve and Martin’s dormant appetite for another helping of Xenoblade gameplay!

Nintendo of Europe are now releasing Xenoblade Chronicles in August instead of September.

While the rest Monolith Soft worked on Disaster, Tetsuya Takahashi had Baten Kaitos director, Yasuyuki Honne, design models of the two gods, Bionis and Mechonis.

Europe will see 3D Classics Xevious in July and Star Fox 64 3D in September. Other games like Harvest Moon: Grand Bazaar are on the list, too.

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”.

With the pre-order bundle, you’ll also get access to three signed posters, which come with an electronic signature of Tetsuya Takahashi, and a red Classic Controller Pro.

Nintendo of Europe’s version of Xenoblade Chronicles is a very English-sounding game.

Nintendo have left an encouraging message for fans campaigning for U.S. localizations of their Wii games on their Facebook page.

Nintendo of Europe’s voting session has come to an end, and the alternate cover for Xenoblade Chronicles has been chosen.

Xenoblade Chronicles director, Tetsuya Takahashi, explains why he chose esteemed composers, Yasunori Mitsuda and Yoko Shimomura, to be part of the game’s music team.

Xenoblade Chronicles wasn’t on Nintendo of Europe’s recent release schedule, which probably means it’s releasing in the latter half of the year.

Nintendo of Europe’s release of Xenoblade will include both Japanese and English voice tracks.

Nintendo of Europe confirm a localization via a teaser site with a trailer.

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