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Games/Xenoblade Chronicles/Reviews
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Xenoblade Chronicles
An RPG developed by Monolith Soft, for Wii and New Nintendo 3DS. Two great civilizations that live on the vast bodies of slain deities have been at war for aeons, and now with the development of a dangerous superweapon, things are finally coming to a head.
The best Final Fantasy game of the past decade
Amidst the far-reaching mountains and appropriately adjacent colored sunset is you - a tiny speck on what is basically just two monolith creatures interconnected. Throughout your time while playing, y… Read more
Great ideas, shaky execution
One of the game's main villains. There are several. NOTE: Some of the screenshots used in my review may not be from the 3DS version of the game. Xenoblade Chronicles 3D takes place in a world where al… Read more
Stranger in a Strange Land - Xenoblade Chronicles is Glorious
‘Xenos' is a Greek word meaning "stranger" or "alien", and it is true in the best sense that Xenoblade Chronicles is indeed a stranger in a strange land – sitting at the end of the Wii's diminishing s… Read more
A beautiful game that every RPG fans should have a try
"When there's a half cup of water, how would you think about it? Half cup full? or half cup empty?" this line just pops out when I am writing this review, a question once asked by an old man. I have n… Read more
Review: Xenoblade Chronicles (Wii)
How long does it take to tell a good story? In person? Maybe 5 minutes. In film? About 2 hours. A book? Let’s say 5-10 hours. Video games? No less than 50 hours. This means you could watch every major… Read more
A Bold Step Forward for the Modern JRPG
It should be no secret to anyone that the Japanese RPG has seen better days. Once upon a time, it was the genre of choice to deliver sweeping epics full deep characters, magical worlds, and riveting t… Read more
Monolith Soft's magnum opus is a fitting last hurrah for the Wii.
As Monolith Software's Wii opus approaches its North American release date, I figured something should be put up here on Giant Bomb to help advise those who are still on the fence about this game. Spe… Read more