Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition - Nintendo Switch [Digital]
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Discover the origins of Shulk as he and his companions clash against a seemingly-insurmountable mechanical menace
Engage in real-time, strategic RPG battles by carefully positioning characters, selecting combat arts, and executing Chain Attacks
Traverse sprawling environments as you explore the Bionis and Mechonis, two titans frozen in battle
See what happens a year after the events of the main game in a new epilogue that focuses on Shulk and his friend Melia
Watch as characters and environments come to life with updated graphics
Listen to over 90 remixed or remastered music tracks
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- Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition
Q: QuestionAre you really feeling it??
Asked by SmooshBro.
- A:Answer Very Yes! I missed the Wii release but this was by far my favorite 3DS game and one of my favorite JRPGs period. Great gameplay, voice acting, unique and interesting visuals, and one heck of a story. I really appreciate the story ties in the sequel as well.
Answered by ELKman
Q: QuestionIs it Reyn time?
Asked by Pandaman.
- A:Answer Reyn time, baby. I'M TURNING UP THE HEAT
Answered by PKThunder
Q: Questionis there dual audio for this version or is it only in english voices?
Asked by Hector.
- A:Answer Yes, there is an option to switch between the English and Japanese voice cast.
Answered by F216
Q: Questiondoes this game have different modes, like easy, normal and hard, because I am not the best gamer.
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes, there is an prompt to activate "Casual Mode" that pops up if you're struggling. You can switch between Normal and Casual whenever you want.
Answered by Michael
Q: QuestionI've never played this series but I'm thinking getting it. What is the gameplay like? It kind of reminds me of BotW from the screenshots.
Asked by Mudboggin3.
- A:Answer It is both very similar but also very different from BotW. The battle system has more to it than just spamming the attack button. While the character you play as is attacking by themself, you choose the arts that are used. Along with that, this game does have the similar feature of "If you see it you can go there." You will be surprised what places you will be lead to. While most locations are surrounded by natural 'walls' that you can't climb, and the path is very linear there are several areas especially at the beginning of the game where the game opens up in a large space. Along with this even in many linear sections, there is a good amount to explore in them doing quests, finding secret areas, and collecting items. Finally, where the story of BotW just gave you a goal to work towards, the story of this game is very linear and it's not like how you can skip the story and beat Ganon with some twigs, wearing tattered clothes if you wanted to. You have to be invested in the story to see it to the end which, for the most part, it does very well with creating an interesting motive to continue onwards. TLDR: While it may look like BotW and holds many of the ideas in it's gameplay, it is a linear story made with different goals. Also the reason Xenoblade looks a lot like BotW is because Monolithsoft (the makers of Xenoblade) helped with making BotW
Answered by PowerOf47
Q: QuestionCan we re-order the collectors edition?
Asked by JJB.
- A:Answer As of now it’s sold out but I think so
Answered by Shulk
Q: QuestionThe ESRB rating was announced a few months back. itTeen
Asked by Horsting.
- A:Answer Yes, this game is rated T for Blood, Mild Language, Partial Nudity, Use of Alcohol and Tobacco, and Violence.
Answered by F216