Review on Wii U Xenoblade Chronicles X - Special Edition by David Maxwell

Special Edition: The packaging is a great showpiece. I've been asked more than once what the game is about just because of the skeleton on the cover. like art in a book, deep understanding of different art styles through development. But it seemed to me that the format is a bit wasteful on some pages. Too bad it's not a hardcover. I like the sound selection in USB when there is a very limited number of tracks. However, I really don't like the fact that they are on USB as they are really difficult to store on your computer and the format they are in makes information difficult to edit for most PCs and some devices don't even play them. However, it's nice that the USB drive looks like a lifeline from a game. The map is really cool, if only to be treated as a bonus. the game. The game itself: One of the greatest open-world games yet, seriously, the map is ridiculously large. It's very different compared to the rest of the series, with a focus on exploration but still a JRPG at heart. I really enjoyed the game and felt like it became a really great game once the Skells entered the equation.