The Monolith Soft X (formerly Twitter) official account shared a new post informing followers that the company will start offering irregular social media updates. The intention of these new types of ...

In a recent interview, Monolith Soft founder Tetsuya Takahashi and developer Michihiko Inaba talked about the studio’s new R&D department focusing on developing a new in-house engine. Ideally, it will ...

The Xenoblade Chronicles franchise has been on a lot of players’ minds recently ever since Monolith Soft and Nintendo finally confirmed that the Wii U title was finally getting ported to the Nintendo ...

As Nintendo gets ever closer to the unveiling of the Switch 2, or whatever the console will be called, people are looking to some of the company’s “big developers” or teams and pondering what they’ll ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. This is our second feature detailing Xenoblade Chronicles X, the spiritual successor to Monolith Soft's Xenoblade Chronicles. Today's story features ...

Fans of recent The Legend of Zelda games might not know that Nintendo had help in developing them. Nintendo’s partner company Monolith Soft has been directly involved in Zelda development ever since ...

Monolith Soft, the longtime developers behind the Xenoblade series, seem to have been 100 percent acquired by Nintendo. While Nintendo has been publishing Monolith Soft games for years, it still only ...

Nintendo has purchased the remaining shares of Monolith Soft, according to a report by Automaton. Up until recently, Monolith’s founders have held onto a four percent stake in the company, likely for ...

Nintendo has owned 96% of Monolith Soft's shares since 2011, the last 4% being held symbolically by the companies founders, except as seen on Monolith Soft's website, the Mario maker now owns it ...

Over the past decade, Monolith Soft has become famous worldwide due to the success of its critically acclaimed Xenoblade Chronicles trilogy. Furthermore, their games were considered some of the best ...