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Xenoblade Chronicles X
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Explore an Exotic World and Save Humanity
Fight for survival while exploring the vast expanses of an unknown planet where anything you see is reachable in your weaponized mech, called a Skell. Customize a lethal skill set of combat and defensive skills, called Arts, to strengthen your strategies and defeat enemies efficiently. Attack your enemies from multiple directions using melee weapons, guns, and your greatest asset—your tactical mind.
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ExploreExplore a seamless open world filled with unknown creatures of all sizes. |
RideRide and control a giant mech, called a Skell, to fight against aliens and unknown creatures. |
RecruitRecruit other player’s avatars and use them in the single player story. |
JoinJoin an online squad with other players to battle powerful World Bosses and share information about items, quests and enemies. |
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The story involves an intergalactic war between aliens and human survivors. Fight for survival while exploring the massive expanses of an unknown planet. Weaponized mechs called "Skells" let players access every location they can see. Players can also customize a lethal skill set of combat and defensive skills, called Arts, to strengthen their strategies and defeat enemies efficiently. The game launches Dec. 4.
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Platform:Nintendo Wii U| ASIN | B00KWFCU4M |
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| Release date | December 4, 2015 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank |
#9,110 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#113 in Wii U Accessories |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 0.6 x 5.3 x 7.5 inches; 4 Ounces |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Rated | Teen |
| Item model number | E3XenobladeChroniclesXnintendo_wii_u |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 4 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Date First Available | June 8, 2014 |
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In many games, the second screen inset into the primary Wii U controller is distracting, unnecessary, poorly utilized, or some combination of the three. If you've played Pokken Tournament, you may have even noticed that it can serve as a deliberate handicap when playing local multiplayer. Xenoblade Chronicles X, on the other hand, shows exactly why and how that screen can be utilized to elevate a game to a whole new level. As a sci-fi action game that includes planetary exploration, flying robosuits, and robust combat against foes that range from house cat sized to giant creatures that might snack on Godzilla, there's consistently a lot going on on screen and a relatively limited window through which to view it. By outsourcing the HUD, fast travel functions, and mapping functions to the Wii U controller, Xenoblade Chronicles X frees up as much screen space as possible so you can enjoy the stunning vistas and intense combat free of visual encumbrance.
Xenoblade Chronicles X doesn't just innovate within the medium of the hardware you play it on either, it also has a truly fun and inspired in-game interface as well. Xenoblade Chronicles X both is and is not, an MMO, or perhaps it's more accurate to say that it's as much of an MMO as you want it to be. Want to participate with large groups of players in sprawling and epic public event battles? It does that. Want to play a quiet MMO by yourself without worrying about D4rth_d0ucheb4g running across your screen and spoiling your immersion with his stupid screen name? Xenoblade Chronicles X has you covered there too. As someone who frequently plays RPGs to quietly enjoy the story and loves every Final Fantasy except the MMOs, I appreciate the level of fine control that XBC:X puts in the player's hands when determining how they experience the game.
Speaking of, there is A LOT to experience in this game. As one of the survivors of a crashed colony ship that escaped Earth's destruction at the hands of alien forces, you get to explore a massive world populated by myriad alien creatures, some hostile, some friendly, and some waiting for you to decide what the nature of humanity's relationship with them will be. XBC:X gives you a huge degree of customization in your characters as well; while NPC classes are preset, you still have full control over their gear and can heavily influence their development, and your primary PC can be customized in appearance, development, equipment, party role, etc. The cast of characters who can join your team are so deep, and so expansive, my biggest dilemma with the game was that I would get too involved in relationship development and sidequests and would forget that I should be advancing the main story until I hit relationship events that were gated to later chapters!
To sum up: Xenoblade Chronicles X is a massive, immersive, beautiful game that shows exactly why the hardware it's presented on should exist. It's a sci-fi space opera with mechs, tech, and a deep cast of alien friends and foes, and is possibly one of the best RPGs I've ever played, up there with Xenosaga and Final Fantasy X (maybe not quite an FF7 or ChronoTrigger, but what is?). I cannot recommend this game enough to fans of RPGs, sci-fi, MMOs or the Xeno franchise. Pick it up, you won't be disappointed.
It’s a game that understands the importance of rewarding players for their personal investment, and it makes sure that, no matter how convoluted its design, no matter how lengthy its tangential content, the payoff is always worth the time and effort.
There are moments that make me scratch my head, infuriate me, and even make me cringe, but when I consider the layered mass that is Xenoblade Chronicles X, all I can think of how damn arresting it is. How much of it is there. How much of it is thoroughly enchanting.
Oh, and did I mention the music? Hiroyuki Sawano maker of many Anime related music (like Attack on Titan!) has made truly on hell of a soundtrack YEAH! OH! NLA! Easy GOTY 2015 for me and anybody how loves big JRPGs with 300+ hours of gameplay should buy it ASAP!
However, one thing to note is that I received the "World" edition of this game (for UAE, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Singapore). Having a US Wii U this should not be an issue, since they are considered the same region code (NTSC), but Wii U's are region locked so that may freak some people out (like me, until I googled it). I'm taking away a star for this since it is not mentioned anywhere on the product page that this would not be a US copy and that may be a deal breaker for some, especially since I did see a World Edition listing that I avoided which was $30 cheaper...it's not worth the hassle for return to me though, since it works anyways.
Even if it does work, this is really irritating for someone that could have paid less for the digital version, but bought the physical copy specifically for collecting and value purposes and didn't get what they paid for.
By Jared N on September 24, 2021
Even if it does work, this is really irritating for someone that could have paid less for the digital version, but bought the physical copy specifically for collecting and value purposes and didn't get what they paid for.
one thing about Japanese rpg's though is that they are very, very involved and there is a ton of extra stuff crammed into them.
Not a game for those that like simple rpg's.
It has some amazing graphics and the fighting mechanics are really fun and challenging to master.
plan on playing for over 100 hours if you rush through it 200-300 if you take your time.
Multiplayer is not free roam like single player.
You have to do a bunch of stuff before you can even "qualify for" multiplayer and then meet up in basically little arenas to fight things.
Still fun, but lacking imo.
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El principio es muy lento y los niveles de los enemigos estan muy desbalanceados (hay enemigos y objetivos de nivel bajo rodeados de enemigos de nivel bastante alto), siendo desesperante al principio.
Es un poco spoiler, pero el mecha te lo dan bastante avanzado el juego y debes tener cuidado de perderlo, porqué tienen seguro limitado, después cada que se destruyan deberas pagar y es bastante caro.
Es un gran juego con mucho reto, pero bastante complejo y debes dedicarle tiempo para que te guste.
La calidad del videojuego es algo que no se pone en tela de duda. Hasta este momento voy rozando las 25 horas de juego y apenas he explorado alrededor del 25% de las zonas del magnífico planeta Mira. Un planeta que te llama a explorarlo, unas vistas que siempre parecen inigualables, cada sitio se siente integral al desarrollo, es un logro asombroso la manera en que han hecho que se sienta absolutamente orgánico.
La hermosura de este planeta equivale a una sola cosa: la dificultad del juego. Es una experiencia que exige tiempo, dedicación, paciencia, interés, atención y habilidad. Ser capaz de entender los conceptos, no desesperarse cuando algo parece inalcanzable. Este mundo te da las recompensas que tu esfuerzo merece. Mi hermano de 11 años puede jugarlo, no hay que tenerle miedo a este título.
En cuanto a otros aspectos, el juego es muy bueno. En otros, queda a deber.
-Depende mucho de las INTERMINABLES misiones secundarias, lo cual en sí no es un problema, pero es importante saberlo, pues la trama se desarrolla significativamente en dichas misiones.
-La música es excelente, pues va acorde a cada entorno del mundillo, pero en comparación a la entrega anterior, parece estar ligeramente debajo.
-El apartado gráfico, hablando principalmente de diseños de personajes u objetos, no se ve tan bien. Pero cuando hablamos de los entornos, de los paisajes, de la distancia de visión y de toda su flora y fauna, luce excelente.
Todos los que tengan la oportunidad de atravesar este planeta, deberían tomarla pues es un goce que da para mucho.
Note I came into the game with no expectations at all. If you are looking for something in particular, you may want to check if this game has the thing you're trying to have / avoid. Otherwise you may be stuck with a very long game that you don't like.
















