I do a reading of my 2016 article about how it took me 70 hours to start having fun with Xenoblade Chronicles X. You can read the original article or watch my final review of the game.

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Xenoblade Chronicles is on the horizon for North American Wii owners. If you’re an impatient American, such as myself, you’ve cursed Reggie’s name and moved to Europe, or probably just imported the title. Those in Europe had a fantastic experience eight months before a single American copy will hit GameStop shelves. But at the end […]

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Previously Posted on Classic Game Room Nintendo’s 2008 line-up for the Nintendo Wii was a bit front heavy. Super Smash Brothers Brawl and Mario Kart Wii shook up Nintendo’s line up along with a few quality third party titles early in the year. But after the surge of releases, the Wii’s line-up fell apart. The […]

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Developer Monolith Software, known for their Xeno series, isn’t exactly in the best position for getting their titles localized outside of Japan. Monolith Software is mostly owned by Nintendo. And when Nintendo looks at games to localize, they generally bring over their huge franchise names and maybe one or two smaller titles. So Nintendo published […]

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Back in E3 2006 the Wii’s initial line up was shown. One of Nintendo’s new  IPs was Disaster: Day of Crisis. After the E3 showing we didn’t see anything for Disaster for almost two years besides a few screen shots. Then out of nowhere the title had its release date announced only a few weeks […]

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