Monolith Soft's Next BIG JRPG Just Got MORE EXCITING...

Monolith Soft celebrates it's 25th anniversary and looks forward to their next big Nintendo Switch 2 game...

[LifeWillChange]

I believe Xenosaga is coming to the Switch. Monolith Soft has been teasing us too much lately. It was nice to see them acknowledge Shion and KOS-MOS so prominently in their 25th anniversary celebration.

[JMrealgamer]

XBC’s saga is a special one. It does things that not even the most powerful systems can do. They do deserve the praise they get.

[astaynax]

I'd love it if they could get the rights to xenogears and give us their true vision of what they started back with square

[rvaisse]

In the last group shot, Elma being on XC2’s side and Kos-mos on XC1’s side is very interesting.

[VandalHeart]

The Xenoblade series is one of the rare video game series, which makes me cry because of the whole emotional impact. The story, the characters, the music ... and I'm not crying often in my life. It has definitely a special place in my heart. As for Xenosaga, Idk if they will show up eventually, back then they stated they weren't interested in remakes/remasters. But who knows...
I definitely think Xenoblade Chronicles X will get a Definitive Edition next year for its 10th anniversary.

[grasslandgraphics]

If they re released X with a DLC quest to wrap to the story I don't think anyone would be complaining...

[Zyndale]

The incredible work they did with Switch, gonna be crazy to see what they do with the next switch.

[jzblue]

Watch Monolith just says thanks for playing our games were not making ant more games.

[UndernetBroker]

I forgot Soma Bringer was a Monolith game😝

[MassiveRican]

I’m not sure if they’ll ever release a XenoSaga trilogy Remaster but the acknowledgement and teases that mean things could be in same universe along with what they accomplished with the XBC trilogy on modest hardware is an absolute blessing. They do wonderful work and pour their hearts and souls into their games. I love everyone of em and can’t wait to see what’s next.

[ZeroTwo-oni-princess]

I wholeheartedly agree, and I'm certain I'm not alone in this thought. I wish they would revisit and create remasters or even full remakes of the classic games that remain exclusive to the PS2 or the PS1. There are countless titles that deserve such treatment, and they would undoubtedly generate significant revenue if this were to happen. I'm aware that others share this sentiment, so I haven't lost hope. I continue to look forward to the possibility of these releases in the future, even if I may never get the chance to play them myself. I remain optimistic that someday, it will happen.

[jvb]

Big congrats to Monolith Soft’s 25th anniversary. I love the Xenoblade trilogy and I’m so excited to see what Monolith Soft does next!

[jimmyju]

would love them to release a COMPLETE Xenosaga with all the cut content

[plastikloser]

Id love to see saga. But id much rather see them do X, or remaster xeno gears and finish the 2nd disc ❤

[itsasecrettoeverybody]

I just want more Pyra and more Glimmer in my life.

[RebmunModnar]

The last vision "bubble" in the commemorative video means at least one thing for sure: MonolithSoft made updated 3D models of Elma and KOS-MOS. Make of that what you will

[PaulGaleNetwork]

I am stoked with what this team is cooking! I think whatever they show off next (likely when we see NS2 for the first time) is going to be awesome.

[PoPo-qpzq]

It's really nice that they acknowledge Xenoblade X and Xenosaga. Poor Xenogears got stuck in SE.

[bk]

Monolith Soft is to me the best RPG developer hands down. The scale of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and 3 feel far beyond anything on any other system, mind you the hardware limitations present. What they'll achieve with Switch 2 will be next level.

[ryh]

Happy 25th to Monolith Soft. Incredible run from leaving Squaresoft to form the company to now as one of Nintendo's most versatile development studios. Looking forward to see what's cooking especially knowing it will be done with a huge leap in specs from Wii U/Switch.