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| − | + | This version of the game also has a new Collection Mode, in which players can view in-game models and listen to music tracks, which can all be purchased using tokens. The player can earn tokens via [[StreetPass]], by spending Play Coins, and by scanning the Shulk [[amiibo]]. | |
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Xenoblade Chronicles 3D is a New Nintendo 3DS-exclusive enhanced port of the Wii title Xenoblade Chronicles released in 2015. The port was initially announced in 2014, alongside the announcement of the new hardware. While the game initially began development for the original Nintendo 3DS hardware, system limitations forced the team to make the game exclusively for the newer hardware, as the enhanced CPU and memory capabilities allowed them to fully recreate the game.
Later in 2015, a bundle was released exclusively in Europe which includes a set of interchangeable faceplates for standard New Nintendo 3DS hardware and a free download for a Xenoblade Chronicles HOME Menu theme.
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Nintendo website
Take up arms against an invading army in this remake of an acclaimed RPG, only on the New Nintendo 3DS™ XL system. Explore vast landscapes and beat down foes in battles that blend real time action with RPG strategy. Exclusive features make the Xenoblade Chronicles™ 3D game the ultimate way to learn the truth behind the mythical sword, the Monado.
Due to the processing power and additional buttons of the New Nintendo 3DS XL, you can experience this epic RPG portably. Command your party or quickly jump between locations by pressing the new ZL & ZR buttons and look all around the game’s beautiful environments using the C-Stick. These features perfectly round out an already outstanding adventure comprised of intense combat and intriguing storytelling. British voice actors and gorgeous art direction lend the story an authentic fantasy feel, while the customizable moves of your characters and chainable combos keep you on the edge of your seat.
- Explore the classic Wii™ RPG game Xenoblade Chronicles portably—on the New Nintendo 3DS XL system
- Take on the Mechon army and learn the truth behind the Monado blade
- A robust action RPG battle system blending real-time combat and RPG strategy
- Defeat enemies as Shulk or five other characters on your adventure
- Using the new Model viewer, look over animated models of both enemies and allies.
- Listen to the awesome riffs of the game’s soundtrack using the new Jukebox feature
Nintendo eShop
Gameplay
Much of the gameplay of the Wii version has been carried over to this version of the game, as the button layout of the New Nintendo 3DS is similar to that of the Classic Controller. Several HUD elements from the original version, such as the map and character stats, have been moved to the bottom screen to make room on the top screen, due to the smaller screen size of a Nintendo 3DS compared to a television, but placed to keep the feel of the original game.
This version of the game also has a new Collection Mode, in which players can view in-game models and listen to music tracks, which can all be purchased using tokens. The player can earn tokens via StreetPass, by spending Play Coins, and by scanning the Shulk amiibo.
Technical details
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Updates
| Version Number | Date Released | Description |
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| 1.1 | April 1/2, 2015 (JP/EU) April 10, 2015 (NA) |
Fixes an audio glitch that causes music and certain sounds to play in mono rather than stereo despite sound settings. |
