Xenoblade
Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 5:19 am
Xenoblade Chronicles for the Wii is one of the prime examples of why to dust off your unused Wii. A JRPG with the title of best JRPG title of 2011, Xenoblade Chronicles became a widespread popular game in Japan. And Many US fans have noticed. But the Nintendo companydid not plan to release it to the United States, however thanks to a program on the Internet called Operation Rainfall, Xenoblade had been set to be released on the USA on April 8th 2012. Ever since the release. USA Wii players have seen exactly why it was rated RPG of the year in Japan.
Storyline
Without spoiling too much. The Story revolves around two great giant god like entities. One is an organic form being known as the Bionis, the other, fully machine is known as the Mechonis. These two titans are locked in a long combat that seems to never end. Until both have given each other a mortal wound, ending both lives...
Xenoblade Opening
Overtime, the stagnate forms of the Gods lay motionless as overtime, living organisms start to be born from the Bionis struggle to survive as machine now known as the Mechon, seek the destruction of the living species in Bionis known as homs.
Gameplay
Gameplay can be confusing at the beginning due to the lack of tutorials. However once used to, the gameplay is simple and fun. It does get more complex the more you play. Overall the Gameplay is very nice. Engaging battle sequences revs you up for battle. And tons of sidequests. While some repetitive, Sidequest may help you beat the game
Graphics
Due to the fact that it is on a Wii console. Xenoblade's graphics are limited and sometimes small noticable pixels can be seen. However what it lacks on graphical power, it makes up for dramatic and impressive art style. Some of the areas on Xenoblade are well made and quiet unique.
Music
Music in Xenoblade are simply some of the best in any JRPGs. The music fits the games dramatic scenes very well, while others get players pumped for battle. Overall the beautiful orchestration and coordination done to make the music in Xenoblade in undoubtedly painstakingly made
Overall
Despite it limited Graphical potential, Xenoblade delivers a satisfying kick to any JRPG fans out there and is one of the best examples of what a JRPG should be, original and engaging. If you have a Wii, get this game now. It is a very fun game and definitely worth your buck
10 out of 10
Storyline
Without spoiling too much. The Story revolves around two great giant god like entities. One is an organic form being known as the Bionis, the other, fully machine is known as the Mechonis. These two titans are locked in a long combat that seems to never end. Until both have given each other a mortal wound, ending both lives...
Xenoblade Opening
Spoiler: show
Gameplay
Gameplay can be confusing at the beginning due to the lack of tutorials. However once used to, the gameplay is simple and fun. It does get more complex the more you play. Overall the Gameplay is very nice. Engaging battle sequences revs you up for battle. And tons of sidequests. While some repetitive, Sidequest may help you beat the game
Graphics
Due to the fact that it is on a Wii console. Xenoblade's graphics are limited and sometimes small noticable pixels can be seen. However what it lacks on graphical power, it makes up for dramatic and impressive art style. Some of the areas on Xenoblade are well made and quiet unique.
Music
Music in Xenoblade are simply some of the best in any JRPGs. The music fits the games dramatic scenes very well, while others get players pumped for battle. Overall the beautiful orchestration and coordination done to make the music in Xenoblade in undoubtedly painstakingly made
Spoiler: show
Despite it limited Graphical potential, Xenoblade delivers a satisfying kick to any JRPG fans out there and is one of the best examples of what a JRPG should be, original and engaging. If you have a Wii, get this game now. It is a very fun game and definitely worth your buck
10 out of 10