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Such players would have no choice but to purchase an expansion pass digitally via the eShop.
The image below comes from a local in Singapore:īuyers of these inferior copies will therefore lose out on experiencing DLC packs 1-4 for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 – which offer new quests, costumes, and more. However, consumers have noticed that copies of the game sold by Active Boeki/Maxsoft (in Southeast Asia, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE) are missing the code. As previously reported, the package contains Xenoblade Chronicles 2’s prequel story on a cartridge – and is supposed to come with a code to redeem Xenoblade Chronicles 2’s expansion pass. Today marks the physical release of Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country worldwide. We have some grave news for Xenoblade fans in Singapore, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.
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