🎮 Optimized Xenoblade Chronicles X Review

Some game design elements are a bit disappointing (high level enemies are grouped next to low level enemies, you have to manually move between locations). Recruit party members, because unlike the predecessor, you cannot keep them in reserve, many quests do not tell you where to find certain items / enemies, the in-game enemy pointer / manual is useless, etc.), but the graphics and sound effects for this game are flawless. The combat system is attractive and the gear/arts are customizable…

The box was factory sealed in standard plastic wrap and the disc was inside, no scratches or anything. I can't rate the game as I haven't played it yet, but I've heard it's the only thing worth getting a Wii U for other than the virtual console, so I definitely would to attempt. Note that I received the "World" edition of this game (for UAE, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Singapore). Having a Wii U in the US shouldn't be a problem as they are considered the same region code (NTSC) but the Wii U is…

When the Wii U first came out, like many others, I didn't really understand what the heck it was. The system was literally gone for over a year before I realized it was a new gaming system and not just a Wii peripheral. Unfortunately, this seems to have been a fairly common situation, as it's only now that the Wii U is coming to an end that we're finally getting the games that should have been there right at launch to show what the system is and why you want it need it. Xenoblade Chronicles X…