Xenoblade Chronicles was first released in Japan for the Nintendo Wii.
The game was released in North America for the Nintendo Wii, bringing the game to English-speaking audiences.
Xenoblade Chronicles was released in Europe for the Nintendo Wii.
The game was ported and released for the New Nintendo 3DS, allowing players to experience the game on a portable Nintendo console.
Nintendo announced the Definitive Edition of Xenoblade Chronicles for the Nintendo Switch.
The Definitive Edition of Xenoblade Chronicles was released on the Nintendo Switch with enhanced graphics and additional story content.
Two colossal titans, the Bionis and the Mechonis, awaken and begin their eternal conflict, shaping the world where all life exists on their bodies.
The humanoid Homs civilization flourishes on the Bionis, while the Mechon inhabit the Mechonis. The Mechon initiate a war against the Homs, devastating their lands.
Significant battles between Homs and Mechon devastate Colony 9, with many casualties and hardships for survivors.
Shulk and Fiora grow up in Colony 9, developing their close friendship before the game's main story unfolds.
The Nopon people begin to establish autonomous control over the Bionis Leg, affecting regional politics and trade.
Colony 9 is attacked by Mechon forces; Fiora seemingly dies protecting Shulk, which motivates him to seek revenge.
Shulk is granted the Monado, a powerful sword with the ability to harm Mechon, enabling him to combat their threat.
Shulk gathers allies including Reyn, Dunban, Melia, Riki, and Sharla to fight the Mechon and unveil the truth behind their world.
The party uncovers the origins of the Bionis and Mechonis and the greater cycle of life and death involving the Titans.
The final confrontation occurs to stop the Mechon King and end the war, determining the fate of the world.
After the defeat of the Mechon King, the world undergoes renewal with hope for lasting peace between its inhabitants.
