Nintendo of Australia have revealed players can choose between the original or the remastered soundtrack in Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition.
While Nintendo of Europe had revealed a brief sample of the remastered soundtrack on Twitter (the Colony 9 theme), Nintendo of Australia revealed that players can choose between the original or remastered soundtrack for the game.
https://twitter.com/NintendoAUNZ/status/1253579427033702402
No other details were revealed at this time. Whether players can change their soundtrack during gameplay, or they will need to do so before loading a save file, remains to be seen.
In addition, the new epilogue chapter- Xenoblade Chronicles: Future Connected- was revealed to be playable whenever the player wishes, even if they had not beaten the main adventure.
You can find the rundown (via Nintendo) below.
Join the fight between man and machine in the definitive edition of this critically-acclaimed RPG
Discover the origins of Shulk as he and his companions clash against a seemingly-unstoppable mechanical menace. Wield a future-seeing blade, chain together attacks, and carefully position your party members in strategic, real-time combat as you journey across a massive world.
During an attack from the mechanical invaders known as the Mechon, Shulk discovers that he can tap into the full power of a mysterious blade known as the Monado. With the mighty Monado in hand, Shulk sets out to defeat the Mechon once and for all.
In addition to the Mechon, you’ll run into wildlife that ranges from docile to deadly. Keep an eye on what attracts monsters’ attention to avoid unwanted conflict…or try your hand at bringing down an ultra-powerful Unique Monster.
Upgrade your party as you progress through the adventure by selecting equipment, enhancing weapon skills, and using benefit-granting gems. Put your dependable companions to work by filling the party gauge to trigger a Chain Attack and attack enemies in quick succession!
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition launches May 29th for Nintendo Switch.
Image: Twitter
