Xenoblade Chronicles X, Splatoon Get Release Windows

By Alex Osborn

During today's Nintendo Direct broadcast, company boss Satoru Iwata announced that the family friendly Wii U-exclusive shooter Splatoon will be launching during the second quarter of 2015. Be sure to check out the game's new single-player trailer below.

Additionally, Iwata said that the Big N is expecting to release Xenoblade Chronicles X before the end of next year. I think it's safe to assume that the upcoming Monolith Soft RPG won't be out until holiday 2015. Here's to hoping The Legend of Zelda for Wii U also manages to squeeze its way in there as well.

Which Wii U titles are you most excited for? Be sure to let us know by sounding off in the comments below.

Alex Osborn
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