Fortnite, the hottest game in the world right now, is coming to Switch very, very soon.
The game will be available today and will offer the popular Battle Royale mode to play for free. It’s unclear if the Switch version of the game will have any exclusive or Nintendo-themed content.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has not quite yet completed its story, and its next piece of downloadable content is on the way.
The Golden Country appears to be more of an expansion than traditional DLC. It details a story (which was alluded to in the base game) involving the fight against Malos 500 years before the beginning of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Expect to see familiar characters, plus a closer look at the legendary hero Adam. See more in the trailer below:
If you already own the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 expansion pass, The Golden Country is included. The digital version will be available on September 14. However, a standalone retail version of this expansion is also coming on September 21.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has not quite yet completed its story, and its next piece of downloadable content is on the way.
The Golden Country appears to be more of an expansion than traditional DLC. It details a story (which was alluded to in the base game) involving the fight against Malos 500 years before the beginning of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Expect to see familiar characters, plus a closer look at the legendary hero Adam. See more in the trailer below:
If you already own the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 expansion pass, The Golden Country is included. The digital version will be available on September 14. However, a standalone retail version of this expansion is also coming on September 21.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has not quite yet completed its story as its next DLC is on the way.
In the expansion, you are part of the same conflict in the familiar world, but you will be playing as new characters. Players will uncover the full history of Jin and the fall of his homeland, Torna, which existed 500 years before the events of Xenoblade Chronicles 2
Xenoblade Chronicles 2’s Torna The Golden County is coming September 14 and will be available in a standalone retail package on September 21.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has not quite yet completed its story, and its next piece of downloadable content is on the way.
The Golden Country appears to be more of an expansion than traditional DLC. It details a story (which was alluded to in the base game) involving the fight against Malos 500 years before the beginning of Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Expect to see familiar characters, plus a closer look at the legendary hero Adam. See more in the trailer below:
If you already own the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 expansion pass, The Golden Country is included. The digital version will be available on September 14. However, a standalone retail version of this expansion is also coming on September 21.
Nintendo kicked off its Direct Presentation with the announcement of a new game called Daemon X Machina. The action shooter places players inside mechs as they battle other mechs that are comparable in size or significantly larger. One giant mech, shown in the trailer actually had trees and foliage growing on its shoulders.
Developer Marvelous' name appeared in the final moments of the trailer and it is releasing in 2019.
Nintendo kicked off its Direct Presentation with the announcement of a new game called Daemon X Machina. The action shooter places players inside mechs as they battle other mechs that are comparable in size or significantly larger. One giant mech, shown in the trailer actually had trees and foliage growing on its shoulders.
Developer Marvelous' name appeared in the final moments of the trailer and it is releasing in 2019.
Nintendo kicked off its Direct Presentation with the announcement of a new game called Daemon X Machina. The action shooter places players inside mechs as they battle other mechs that are comparable in size or significantly larger. One giant mech, shown in the trailer actually had trees and foliage growing on its shoulders.
Developer Marvelous' name appeared in the final moments of the trailer and it is releasing in 2019.
Nintendo announced during their E3 presentation today that a new Octopath Traveler demo, Square-Enix's JRPG hearkening back to old school games in the genre, will be released on June 12.
The demo's save data can be transferred to the full game when it releases in July.
Nintendo announced during their E3 presentation today that a new Octopath Traveler demo, Square-Enix's JRPG hearkening back to old school games in the genre, will be released on June 12.
The demo's save data can be transferred to the full game when it releases in July.