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    Default Exclusively at GameStop....Xenoblade?!

    After this morning's accidental retail reveal of Xenoblade Chronicles coming to North America, Nintendo has made the game's launch official, pinning an "April 2012" release date to the much hyped Wii RPG. Nintendo teased the reveal earlier today with a new gallery of Xenoblade artwork that mysteriously popped up on Facebook, though at the time there was no news attached to said tease.

    Despite Nintendo not giving a date to the game, this morning's image indicated an April 3 launch. GameStop's website, however, reflects an April 2 date, post-official announce. We're just gonna go with "early April" for now.

    So, after this, now all the Operation Rainfall folks need to do is get those other two Wii RPGs to come out in the US, and we'll be all set! We'll get right back to helping with that just as soon as we get through Skyward Sword and Xenoblade Chronicles. In, like, 120 hours, give or take.

    Update: According to the official PR that Nintendo of America just sent out, the game will be sold exclusively through GameStop retail outlets and Nintendo.com's website for $49.99.

    http://www.joystiq.com/2011/12/02/xe...-release-date/
    Well, 1 out of 3 Operation Rainfall games is coming over. Although, this is a big fat middle finger for those that pre-ordered it on Amazon.
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    I heard about exclusive DLC but exclusive games?! I hope this doesn't catch on. Even more so since people seem to HATE Gamestop.

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