mZuzek said:
Except Xenoblade Chronicles 2 was announced for 2017. Like, the very first trailer, it said 2017. It had gameplay too. This is absolutely not the same thing. Edit: I mean, if they believed they could get it done by 2018, why wouldn't they say so? The hype would be crazy if they announced it at TGA and said it comes out within a year. They'd have no reason not to. |
Very few people believed Monolith Soft would actually pull off a 2017 release date.
They did a gameplay trailer and reveal for Xenoblade Chronicles X as well when they showed that game off for the first time in their January 2013 Direct, that game ended up coming out in April 2015 in Japan, December 2015 in everywhere else.
So everyone was right to doubt that they could suddenly pull off a simultaneous worldwide release for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 within the same year it was announced.
But, they proved a lot of people wrong, myself included. And it turned out to be a really great game. A better game that 'X', in my opinion.
And Nintendo, as a whole, had been astronomically better with announcements and release dates for the Switch's first year than they ever were throughout the 3DS and Wii U's life cycles. So, it's not too far fetched now to think that Bayonetta 3 in 2018 can happen.
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