Xenoblade Chronicles X

And this third Nintendo Switch 2 edition in the Xenoblade Chronicles series, uh, is coming out December 3rd.

I guess technically it's the fourth because we also got Xenoblade Chronicles X on Nintendo Switch.

So, uh, I guess this is the fourth Nintendo Switch 2 edition in the Xenoblade Chronicles series.

But, uh, Brittany, you had a reaction when I said-

No, no he podido pagarlo pa, pa jugar.

Eh, me dediqué a, me dediqué a jugar Xenoblade X en la Switch 2, la versión Switch 2, que nunca me lo acabé.

Eh, me lo terminé.

Comencé una segunda vuelta pa, para explorar todo el mapa de Xenoblade X. Este, le metí ciento catorce horas más.

Eh, luego de eso empecé con el Onimusha.

Este, me pu-- prácticamente estoy entre Xbox, eh, Nintendo y en PlayStation, que he estado jugando el Assassin's Creed, eh, Black Flag y el, y el Sword Art Online: Echoes of Ayakashi, que salió...

But Xenoblade III is, is, like, ridiculous, ridiculously good.

And Xenoblade Chronicles X is decent.

It's good.

It's solid.

The third game will take you 60 to 70.

And Xenoblade Chronicles X, I guess they jumped to 10, will take you 60 to 70.

Like, it's insane.

That's insanely long.

stupid.

But the other one, same company, is the original ending for Xenoblade Chronicles X.

And also the new ending for Xenoblade Chronicles X.

Truly unimpressive.

We didn't really put an ending on this game.

And then, you know, switch to owners get the benefit.

think that might kind of make sense you know obviously obviously none of this is going to happen because it makes too much logical sense to have these beautiful versions that are stuck on the Nintendo Wii U and just to rot away and people say oh what about the gamepad stuff okay you know what they figured it out with Xenoblade Chronicles X which used the gamepad in quite a number of ways I think they will be okay figuring out something like they figured it out for every other Wii U game but this is the one game where they're going to be like you know I don't think we can figure this

out like come

on

There's an upgrade available for you.

Chronicles X, that's going to be $5.

And Nintendo being – or the publishers.

I believe Nintendo is responsible for half of these titles that I'm about to give you.

Xenoblade two is the one that I just, it's, it's, it's feature bloat the game for, for me.

So it's, it's like Xenoblade X, which was the side series and, the big old sci-fi that was literally like, let's just make an MMO kind of style.

And so they're coming off of X and then they did that with two and it's just, uh, yeah.

I imagine every single party member having a chart of things to do and it can, it can bloat very, very quickly.

They're all very different and distinct, have their own features, have their own characteristics and have their own unique looks.

So the example I'm going to use here from X is Mira.

So Mira is divided into five different zones, and they're all very unique, right? So we have the Noclium, which is like, you know, your beginning zone, grasslands.

Primordia, Oblivia, kind of dusty-ish zones.

And I very much appreciate it.

So your Sky Islands, they were free and you needed to be creative and build flying things so that you could survive the large gaps.

um you could see everything from below like you can in the other uh xeno games but you had to treat it in a whole different light because one full swoop and you're falling down uh the surface again you have your trees um you have your forest i really like um what they did to the um the forest, the lost, lost forest.

I can't think of the name.

Yeah.

So Legend ZA, uh, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, Metroid Prime 4, but I didn't play it on Switch 1.

Bad year, Brad, for Switch.

Bad year.