Xenoblade Chronicles: Jenna Coleman and a journalist say that a third episode comes soon

Present at the first year of the switch with the very Japanese Xenoblade Chronicles 2, the Studio Monolith Software had since discreet enough, even if the emergence of the first episode on the most transportable consoles had been able to do its business. Aside from a DLC located a few centuries ago, so close to three years that the studio, which has become Nintendo property in 2007, did not come out of real new game.

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If President Hirohide Sugiura evoked the future and the repercussions of Teleworking at the beginning of the year, a short interview of Actress Jenna Coleman published in June (but spotted just a few days) suggests that 'A brand new episode of the J-RPG series in open world would be in the pipes. The one that embodies in English The character of Princess Melia Antiqua in Xenoblade Chronicles (and that of Clara Oswald in the DOCTOR WHO series) A Indeed a little indiscretion, not without question afterwards after the confidentiality of the thing:

When was the first game? At least ten years ago! In any case, it was before Doctor Who, and when they released the second, they asked me to come back ... and I think they'll do another? [She grimace] I do not know if I should say that ... But I never played it. This is a good game ?

The actress is hesitant, and for good reason: it has not been recalled for "the second", but for emerged on Switch of the first episode in its definitive edition version.

However, the Journalist Defanbyte Imran Khan took advantage of this exit to affirm everything from GO that Xenoblade Chronicles would be in preparation, that he would even have to be announced earlier in the year, and that It should be formalized before the end of the calendar year:

The development of the game is practically finished, but the pandemic has it delayed it. It is not a surprise, since the new content of Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition named Future Connected indicated Monolith Soft's desire to look to the future. If everything goes well, the game could go out during the first half of next year.

While waiting to unravel the truth from the false, it will obviously take these assertions with the necessary prudence, and to be patient. Only one thing is sure: Whether in Kyoto or Tokyo, Monolith Software is recruiting, and not a bit.