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Xenoblade Chronicles X May Remain On The Wii U

Xenoblade Chronicles X May Remain On The Wii U

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Nintendo has been exemplary at making Switch ports for all the great games people without a Wii U may have missed out on (i.e. everyone). Mario Kart 8, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, Bayonetta 2, Captain Toad Treasure Tracker and Pokken Tournament have all been transferred to the Switch, and soon New Super Mario Bros. U will join the list. There are now more exclusives that have been ported vs. those that haven’t, but the Wii U still holds a few titles yet to make the jump. Super Mario Maker is, currently, the biggest hole in the Switch-port lineup. Other games still left behind include Pikmin 3, Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE and NES Remix Pack (which I personally enjoyed a lot). It’s unknown why most of these games are still waiting around on a dead and neglected system, but we got answers for one Wii U exclusive today. Between Xenoblade Chronicles on the Wii and Xenoblade Chronicles 2 on the Switch, there was the interim game Xenoblade Chronicles X on

Xenoblade Chronicles X Review

Xenoblade Chronicles X Review

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Full disclosure. I didn’t get Xenoblade Chronicles X until Christmas last year. I wasn’t sure about the game, despite hearing numerous intriguing things about it, and me being a solid RPG gamer. However, after hearing some reviews, I decided to get it via a gift, and I did. I haven’t regretted it since. It’s almost impossible to quantify how good this game is. From nearly the first moments, in which we have a beautiful cinematic lay out the situation of the title, from the first missions, to the world and beyond, Xenoblade Chronicles is that good. Though I won’t go into spoilers, it is important to outline the basics of the story. You are an unnamed protagonist, who is a survivor of a “lifeboat” ship called the White Whale, which left Earth in order to survive its assured destruction by two alien races. After drifting in space for two years, you’re attacked, and crash land on the planet Mira, a place vastly different from Earth. As a survivor, you’re shown

Senior Director For Xenoblade Chronicles X Reveals When You'll Get A Skell

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Say what you want about the Nintendo E3 Digital Event, there was one thing that Nintendo did that pleased many a fan, they gave the official release date for Xenoblade Chronicles X, a game we’ve been waiting for a long time. One of the big appeals of the game isn’t just the vast open world to explore, but the fact you get to drive and battle a massive exosuit called a Skell. But, as in all things, the question of when you’ll get the Skell has arisen amongst the fanbase. So, in an interview with IGN, Senior Director and Chief Creative Officer Tetsuya Takahashi revealed that you’ll be able to get a Skell about 30 hours into the game. Why? Well… “The reason we decided to do that was because the scale of the game changes once you get a Skell,” he explained. “We wanted to make sure that the initial difficulties you might have had maneuvering across terrain or trying to figure out how to reach a certain spot