As a seasoned gamer who has spent countless hours traversing the vast landscapes of the Xenoblade universe and catching ’em all in the Pokemon realm, this news about Monolith Soft being fully owned by Nintendo is music to my ears!
Monolith Soft, known for creating the Xenoblade series, has now been completely taken over by Nintendo, as stated on their official website. This complete takeover could potentially lead to a full trilogy release of the Xenoblade games on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, or even a new Pokemon game that might utilize the Xenoblade engine.
Previously, Monolith Soft was primarily a subsidiary of Nintendo, contributing mainly to the developmental support of several Nintendo intellectual properties like Animal Crossing, The Legend of Zelda, and Splatoon.
Since Nintendo now fully owns Monolith Soft, there’s a lot of excitement among Pokemon fans about the potential for Monolith Soft to collaborate with Game Freak on a new Pokemon game. While recent Pokemon games like Scarlet and Violet were certainly appealing, many feel that they fell short compared to the smoothness and quality found in Pokemon Legends: Arceus.
As a gaming enthusiast, I’m excitedly counting down the days until next year when Pokémon Legends: ZA, currently in development by Game Freak, hits the shelves. With only about a year left before its release, it seems likely that Monolith Soft might need to shift gears and start work on the next installment of the Pokémon series if Nintendo decides they’ll be part of the franchise’s ongoing support development.
In the year 2025, Monolith Soft plans to launch the Definitive Edition of Xenoblade Chronicles X. The reception towards most Xenoblade games on the Nintendo Switch has been overwhelmingly favorable, sparking great curiosity among fans as they eagerly await how Monolith Soft will enhance Xenoblade Chronicles X for the Nintendo Switch platform.
As an ardent fan of both Monolith Soft and Nintendo, I can’t help but feel a thrill at the prospect of witnessing Pokémon brought to life within the realm of the Xenoblade engine. While it’s true that Monolith Soft has extended their expertise in development for games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, it’s essential to clarify that these masterpieces might not necessarily have been crafted using the Xenoblade engine.
It’d be terrific if they significantly improved the open world in future Pokémon mainline games. Monolith Soft, with their exceptional work on the Xenoblade Chronicles series, could definitely contribute to this endeavor.
As a fellow gaming enthusiast, eagerly anticipating the Xenoblade Trilogy’s potential launch next year or a superior Pokemon adventure, make sure you’re always in the loop with the freshest gaming updates and tales by following Gfinity Esports!
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2024-12-11 15:12