Nintendo has officially resolved backwards compatibility issues for Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition on the Nintendo Switch 2, further solidifying the company’s commitment to player experience across generations of its hardware.
Developed by Monolith Soft, Xenoblade Chronicles X has long been celebrated for its expansive world, strategic combat, and ambitious narrative—qualities that have helped the franchise cultivate a loyal fanbase since its initial debut. Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition was recently made playable on the Nintendo Switch 2, offering fans an opportunity to revisit Mira’s vast landscapes with the performance boost afforded by the new hardware.
However, early adopters noticed a recurring issue: character voiceovers would occasionally fall out of sync during gameplay and cutscenes.
While the game largely performed smoothly otherwise, this audio sync problem diminished the overall immersion for many returning players. Nintendo promptly addressed these concerns, releasing a targeted update to correct the voice synchronization issue.
According to official channels, the game’s sound and dialogue are now functioning as intended, restoring the seamless narrative experience that has defined Xenoblade titles.
"We are committed to ensuring every title in our library runs optimally on Nintendo Switch 2," Nintendo stated.
"Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition now delivers the high-quality audio-visual performance that our players expect." Despite this important fix, anticipation remains high within the community for a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 enhanced update for Xenoblade Chronicles X.
As of now, no timeline has been shared by Nintendo or Monolith Soft regarding added improvements or new features exclusive to the latest hardware.
Players continue to express enthusiasm for further enhancements, mirroring requests made for other legacy titles from both the Xenoblade and Warriors franchises. Xenoblade Chronicles X has consistently been recognized for pushing the technical boundaries of its platforms, first launching on Wii U before receiving an updated release.
With the Nintendo Switch 2’s advanced capabilities, fans and industry observers alike are eager to see how Monolith Soft’s masterpiece might continue to evolve, leveraging increased processing power and potential new features. With backwards compatibility and legacy game support taking center stage in Nintendo’s ecosystem, the prompt resolution of technical issues on major titles like Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition demonstrates the company’s ongoing commitment to both its acclaimed catalog and player satisfaction.
For now, Switch 2 owners can enjoy a fully functional experience, while the conversation around enhanced support for iconic series continues.
Developed by Monolith Soft, Xenoblade Chronicles X has long been celebrated for its expansive world, strategic combat, and ambitious narrative—qualities that have helped the franchise cultivate a loyal fanbase since its initial debut. Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition was recently made playable on the Nintendo Switch 2, offering fans an opportunity to revisit Mira’s vast landscapes with the performance boost afforded by the new hardware.
However, early adopters noticed a recurring issue: character voiceovers would occasionally fall out of sync during gameplay and cutscenes.
While the game largely performed smoothly otherwise, this audio sync problem diminished the overall immersion for many returning players. Nintendo promptly addressed these concerns, releasing a targeted update to correct the voice synchronization issue.
According to official channels, the game’s sound and dialogue are now functioning as intended, restoring the seamless narrative experience that has defined Xenoblade titles.
"We are committed to ensuring every title in our library runs optimally on Nintendo Switch 2," Nintendo stated.
"Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition now delivers the high-quality audio-visual performance that our players expect." Despite this important fix, anticipation remains high within the community for a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 enhanced update for Xenoblade Chronicles X.
As of now, no timeline has been shared by Nintendo or Monolith Soft regarding added improvements or new features exclusive to the latest hardware.
Players continue to express enthusiasm for further enhancements, mirroring requests made for other legacy titles from both the Xenoblade and Warriors franchises. Xenoblade Chronicles X has consistently been recognized for pushing the technical boundaries of its platforms, first launching on Wii U before receiving an updated release.
With the Nintendo Switch 2’s advanced capabilities, fans and industry observers alike are eager to see how Monolith Soft’s masterpiece might continue to evolve, leveraging increased processing power and potential new features. With backwards compatibility and legacy game support taking center stage in Nintendo’s ecosystem, the prompt resolution of technical issues on major titles like Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition demonstrates the company’s ongoing commitment to both its acclaimed catalog and player satisfaction.
For now, Switch 2 owners can enjoy a fully functional experience, while the conversation around enhanced support for iconic series continues.
