OneTwoThree on 24 January 2013
It's really hard to tell. It certainly gets more attention then Xenoblade first did, and it will appeal to the MS/Sony RPG fans too, because its visuals are up to date this time. Also from what I read, JRPG's seem to have disappointed a bit recently, so if it turns out really good, it might be a highlight of the genre.
On the other hand it heavily depends on the popularity and install base of Wii U. And on the release date, because no one knows what it will have to compete against in 18 months or so.
