A cult classic PlayStation Vita favorite, Tokyo Xanadu eX+, is making its way to the NintendoSwitchon July 25. It will be getting new content and a “revamped localization of the story,” specifically for the Nintendo Switch version.
There’s a Lot of New Content For Tokyo Xanadu eX+
This highly-rated JRPG, which has a Very Positive score onSteam, will be getting much more content than the original release. It will come with new scenarios, playable characters, monsters, dungeons and bosses. There’s also going to be a Boss Battle mode, which lets you take on a Boss Rush challenge.
Those who love the original release can also enjoy an “all-new quest and carry on the adventure,” according to the official press release. The additional content previously available for Tokyo Xanadu eX+ will also be included in the Nintendo Switch edition, making this the definitive version of the game. Hopefully, the “revamped localization” will actually improve the player’s experience.
Review: Tokyo Xanadu
With plenty of post game stuff to do, so there is little likelihood of feeling short changed by jumping on the Tokyo Xanadu wagon now.
Similar to the Persona series, you’re investigating a completely different world called the Eclipse. It’s a strange area creeping with monsters, which emerged after a devastating earthquake ten years ago in Tokyo.
Aksys Games is Selling the Soundtrack With the Game
To coincide with this announcement, the publisher Aksys Games has announced that you can get Tokyo Xanadu ex+ on Switch and the 4-CD soundtrack in a combo pack. It’s available exclusively in itsofficial store.
Our sister siteTheGamercalled Tokyo Xanadu “one of the best PS Vita games ever made,” saying “The real-time action combat is some of the slickest Falcom has developed to date, and it is interesting to see this studio try their hand at a game set in the real world.”
The Nintendo Switch is truly becoming a JRPG powerhouse. Persona 3 Portable, Persona 4 Golden andPersona 5 Royalare all available on the platform, while many classic Final Fantasy games like VIII, X andXIIcan be played in their HD remastered versions. It’s also getting revitalized Nintendo JRPGs as well.Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door’s seemingly gorgeous remaster heads to the Nintendo Switch on May 23, and the beloved Super Mario RPG got a facelift earlier last year.
It makes complete sense that Aksys Games would release Tokyo Xanadu eX+ on the Nintendo Switch as the audience seems to be loving JRPGs on the platform. It’s handy to take these experiences on the go or enjoy them at home.
