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During its E3 2015 Digital Event, Nintendo announced that Monolith Soft's massive sci-fi RPG, Xenoblade Chronicles X, will ship in North America later this year on December 4, 2015.

Xenoblade Chronicles X was released in Japan on April 29. The panel of four reviewers at the prominent Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu cumulatively scored the game 34 out of 40, with individual scores of 8, 8, 9 and 9. The game sold 85,586 copies in its first week in Japan, representing 72.01% of its initial shipment.

Xenoblade Chronicles X is the spiritual follow-up to Monolith Soft's Wii RPG, Xenoblade Chronicles. Earlier this year, Nintendo released a New 3DS port of the game, which GameSpot writer John Robertson scored an 8 out of 10.

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The predecessor to EarthBound finally makes its way to North America with a new name. And it's available now!

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The Ghosts infiltrate Ubisoft#039;s new massive, gritty and responsive playground inspired by Bolivia and South America

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After a couple of Closed Beta test phases, the North America server of Cabal 2 will enter Open Beta on 2 July.

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Japanese rail shooter Gal Gun is getting a sequel this summer for PlayStation 4 and Vita, called Gal Gun: Double Peace. This is about shooting girls with a special pheromone gun. And then, of course, pulling off panty shots. In North America, it seems like there's a prevailing soldier fantasy... in Japan, is it... like, is it just that this is the thing that everyone wants to do? Is this the wish fulfillment we need the most? I don't know. Here are screenshots, and the opening movie, in that order:
[gallery=1785] The game comes out in Japan on Aug. 6 and in North America probably never.

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MST writes: Nintendo recently announced that Fatal Frame V: Oracle of the Sodden Raven, a game that was until now a Japan-only release, would finally make its way to a America and Europe later this year for the Wii U, so I thought it would be a good time to look back on this criminally ignored series.