The Wii's Last Great RPG Gets an Early Mark
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
Wii RPG Xenoblade Chronicles, originally not due 
all yono app out in Europe 
until September, is having its release slid up not by a few days, but by a few weeks. It’ll now be out on August 19. Developed by Monolith, Xenoblade Chronicles was released in yono all rummy Japan last year. There are yono all app currently no plans for a North American release of the game, something which has led to gamers initiating a campaign aimed at getting it (and other similar titles) localised. https://kotaku.com/nintendo-of-america-hears-you-disgruntled-wii-owners-5816904 Those 
in Europe and Australasia who are getting the game in August will be able to get it in a giant fancy box https://kotaku.com/europes-fancy-big-box-of-xenoblade-chronicles-5816516
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