I just noticed there's a trailer for Xenoblade Chronicles on the Nintendo eShop. Really cool.
As for best controller to use...well I was reading the official nintendo magazine and they say the best controller to use is the Classic Pro Controller.
Why doesn't anyone tell me! I spend my thoughts about wanting Xenoblade to be release in NA. Now that doesn't really matter because my Wii is allergic to Dual layered discs.
The game doesnt support GC controller but normal classic is very good for this game, dont worry.
i have played around 3½-4 hours and maybe ½ hour is main story if not less. rest is sidequests, unique boss, exploring and stuff.
Some ppl at a danish forum wont buy this because its for Wii. Think thats the lamest opinion ever. One said if it was for PS3/Xbox he would buy it at release date. dont know if i should laugh or cry lol
Why doesn't anyone tell me! I spend my thoughts about wanting Xenoblade to be release in NA. Now that doesn't really matter because my Wii is allergic to Dual layered discs.
Ditto. u_u
I think if they confirm US release for this I will actually send it in and have Nintendo fix the issue.
I wouldn't be able to use my gamecube controller for this game anyway, it conked out on my a while ago. Even before that it had a weird problem where the analog stick always moved characters to the left (on it's own)
I'll pick up a classic controller (hopefully a pro one) when I get the game. So eager for this, my body is ready!
The game doesnt support GC controller but normal classic is very good for this game, dont worry.
i have played around 3½-4 hours and maybe ½ hour is main story if not less. rest is sidequests, unique boss, exploring and stuff.
Some ppl at a danish forum wont buy this because its for Wii. Think thats the lamest opinion ever. One said if it was for PS3/Xbox he would buy it at release date. dont know if i should laugh or cry lol
Just laugh at them. Hard! Many who played it already are calling it the best RPG of this generation, including major media like IGN. The epic feel of this game is quite unlike anything I personally ever played. The artistic direction and sheer scope of the game world more than make up for the technical limitations of the system it's on.
Been playing the game since yesterday afternoon. It's really great and engaging.
The battle mechanics do seem pretty confusing at first, but I have sped up a lot going through the menus and selecting arts. It's pretty cool how you need to use each art in a specific way for it to be more effective....like when using a back slash.
I ordered the LE with the Red Controller on Friday from Game.co.uk, it arrived yesterday - I think they still have them in stock as well.
I haven't played the game yet, and I'm not sure if I will for a while because of my huuuuuge backlog. I have way too many RPGs on that at the moment, but I'll get to it at some point.
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I was up until 3:45am playing Xenoblade - for a total of 7 hours and 42 minutes.
I hadn't played on it much before yesterday, but I gave it another go, and I'll be playing it more often. A tip for anyone having trouble with battles - draw out enemies from packs and take them on one by one if they are too difficult. Especially if there is a great beast in the vicinity who will join in the fray.
Most of my early battles were chaos, but with everyone focused on one enemies, you do more efficient damage. Armour and skill upgrades also go a long way to boosting your chances against a tricky foe.
Next on the agenda is clearing my mission log, and I'm heading back to Colony 9 (I'm currently in the marshes).
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