1UP: JRPGs have fallen on tough times as of late. Final Fantasy XIII, the flagship of the genre in the west, received lukewarm reviews when Square Enix released it earlier this year. Meanwhile, Dragon Quest IX has been setting Japan on fire for nearly a year, but has yet to see a western release. The best titles in the genre in recent memory have been for handheld systems. That may be about to change. Nintendo released Monolith's new Wii RPG Xenoblade this month in Japan.
During today’s Nintendo Direct, the company announced the new fighters entering the ring in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate! Announced with a new trailer is Xenoblade’s Pyra and Mythra! Check out the trailer below which features gameplay, with the characters dropping this March!
This month marks the second anniversary of the Nintendo Switch. Ever since the console's reveal in early 2017, Nintendo's unique home and portable device has captivated millions. Since 2017, the Switch has seen evermore titles released for it, from both large studios to countless indie developers, thanks to Nintendo's "Nindies" push. The Switch quickly became so popular that any new promising game that gets announced without a Switch port immediately causes people to ask when the Switch version is coming.
There’s actually rumors that Danganronpa 1+2 may be coming to Switch. That’d be hella dope
because if Nintendo fans want any games they are port begging. If Sony fans want games like Bayonetta, it's common sense.
In this latest Feature We look at out Top 5 Bad guys of the Xenoblade Series. Don't forget to check out our earlier list Top 5 Protagonists of the Xenoblade Series.
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