Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition is slated to release on May 29 this year (though the Nintendo Direct disclaimed that certain release dates may be subject to change due to COVID-19).
It’s not yet certain how much additional music will be featured in the Definitive Edition, but given the consistent quality of previous Xenoblade Chronicles soundtracks, we’d welcome any additions with open arms. At roughly the 2:04 mark, the trailer showcases a brand new environment, alongside a richly orchestrated track evocative of the sound team’s later work in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Second, the Definitive Edition looks set to feature new music previously unheard in the original Xenoblade Chronicles. Though the announcement did not specify which tracks would be receiving special treatment, the Nintendo Direct announcer did confirm that “some of the music has been rerecorded” for the upcoming Definitive Edition. Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition to Receive Soundtrack UpdatesĪ new trailer for Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition kickstarted this morning’s Nintendo Direct, and those with a keen ear may have picked up on two exciting details regarding the game’s soundtrack.įirst, the trailer announced (at roughly the 3:05 mark) that certain tracks from the original game will be receiving a facelift.
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