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Opinion: In A Post BOTW And Elden Ring World, Xenoblade Chronicles X Is Still Daunting
The Planet between.Whether it’s your first or your fortieth time, booting up Xenoblade Chronicles X and exploring your immediate surroundings is nothing short of incredible. Mira’s huge, biodiverse landscape, populated by monsters both as small as a ball or as large as a four-storey building, with scraps of ruined ships and alien devices dotted around, is one of the most intimidating, beautiful, and exciting places to explore.In the 10 years since its original release on the Wii U, open-world games have changed and grown dramatically, largely thanks to a certain blonde-haired, tunic-donning hero.Read the full article on nintendolife.com
The Planet between.
Whether it’s your first or your fortieth time, booting up Xenoblade Chronicles X and exploring your immediate surroundings is nothing short of incredible. Mira’s huge, biodiverse landscape, populated by monsters both as small as a ball or as large as a four-storey building, with scraps of ruined ships and alien devices dotted around, is one of the most intimidating, beautiful, and exciting places to explore.
In the 10 years since its original release on the Wii U, open-world games have changed and grown dramatically, largely thanks to a certain blonde-haired, tunic-donning hero.
Read the full article on nintendolife.com
