With only a little more than two weeks to go until the launch of Xenoblade Chronicles 3, you'd perhaps be forgiven for wondering just what else Nintendo could possibly share without spoiling anything. Well, it turns out that music is a pretty safe bet, as the publisher has showcased another track from the game's original score, titled 'Millick Meadows'.
It's unclear exactly where in the game such a track will commence, but since there's an area in the game known as Millick Meadows, we're willing to bet that this music will be the accompanying track - duh, right? It's a sweeping piece that's certainly reminiscent of the likes of 'Gaur Plain' from the original Xenoblade Chronicles.
This isn't the first track showcased from the game, either. Previously, Nintendo has shown off an emotional track called 'The Weight of Life', along with an homage to previous games with a track called 'You Will Know Our Names - Finale'. One thing's for certain, it looks like the latest entry to the series will feature a stunning OST that we'll be eager to play on repeat for days!
What do you think of the latest musical score from Xenoblade Chronicles 3? Let us know with a comment!
[source twitter.com]
Comments 12
Great song, unfortunate name.
The Xenoblade hype train keeps on going.
Love it!
Nintendo just let us preorder the CE for Europe and England already....
I'll probably buy the soundtrack and skip the game.
@CorePrideX IKR, how weird that we want to pre-order a game that's two weeks away...
going into this as blind as I can which includes avoiding the music, looking forward to hearing this ingame tho!
I love this! Such a sweeping tune full of epicness, hope, and bells! Is it the 29th yet?
Loveeeeee ahhhh these two weeks are going to be tortureeee
I want to listen to this but I won't because I want the game to surprise me in as many ways as possible!
Pretty good track. Really uplifting. I am still a bit concerned that this game would be too much of an emotional downer for me. Playing something like this for 50 to 100 hours plus all the grind would be just work for me. But if this track is what the game feels like, I am really looking forward to this game. Xenoblade 1 and 2 were pretty good games, so missing out would be a shame.
Loving the diversity of the tracks announced so far. One of the things that made the first Xenoblade Chronicles so good was having multiple composers each with their own style. It meant you had sweeping, adventurous open world tracks like Guar Plains but also rock, metal and electric guitar tracks when the action heated up.
Remains one of the best soundtracks of all time
@Mauzuri Song?
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