Japanese developer Logicalbeat, known for working on the Baten Kaitos remaster, is credited with assisting on the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition. The involvement is reported to come from information shared on Nintendo’s website and in a social media post by Logicalbeat representative director Yoshiki Domae. Multiple outlets say Logicalbeat’s contribution focuses on performance and image output improvements for the Switch 2 edition, including 4K visuals and a 60 frames-per-second (fps) target. The reports describe Nintendo having previously brought in external development partners, such as Panic Button, to help with first-party updates, placing Logicalbeat’s role within a broader pattern of third-party support. While the Switch 2 version is described as receiving these enhancements, at least one outlet notes that the edition also faces criticism about other issues, as discussed by players online. Overall, sources agree that Logicalbeat provided support for the technical upgrades—specifically resolution and frame rate—on the Switch 2 release of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition.