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Xenoblade Chronicles [Edizione: Regno Unito]

Piattaforma : Nintendo Wii |
Classificato: Dai 12 anni in su
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  • Fuori produzione ‏ : ‎ No
  • Età consigliata ‏ : ‎ Dai 12 anni in su
  • Manuale ‏ : ‎ Inglese
  • Dimensioni prodotto ‏ : ‎ 13,49 x 1,4 x 19 cm; 158,76 grammi
  • Data d'uscita ‏ : ‎ 19 agosto 2011
  • Sottotitoli: ‏ : ‎ Inglese
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B005CLPO9O
  • Riferimento produttore ‏ : ‎ 2130646
  • Paese di origine ‏ : ‎ Francia
  • Restrizioni di spedizione: Spedizione: Questo articolo può essere spedito solo all'interno dell'Unione Europea e in altri Paesi selezionati.
  • Recensioni dei clienti:
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Fabio Russo
5,0 su 5 stelle Capolavoro
Recensito in Italia il 4 settembre 2015
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Tra i migliori giochi che abbia mai avuto modo di provare e completare (ripetutamente) in vita mia. Un RPG eccezionale, privo dei soliti clichè che ormai hanno stancato... consigliatissimo!
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Francesco Cadoni
5,0 su 5 stelle Un capolavoro.
Recensito in Italia il 31 ottobre 2014
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Titolo imperdibile per gli amanti degli rpg giapponesi. Giocabilità stellare e visivamente stupendo (quando c'è lo stile l'alta definizione non conta).
Consigliatissimo.
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Carlos Castellanos Ortega
5,0 su 5 stelle The Monado power
Recensito in Spagna il 4 dicembre 2014
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Un gran juego, lleno de fantasía y magia, los escenarios sin enormes y los S detalles están muy cuidados. El sistema de batalla es algo diferente a lo que estoy acostumbrado pero es muy ágil y entretenido.
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Bryan C.
5,0 su 5 stelle A nice change in pace for a JRPG.
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 24 giugno 2013
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People literally had to beg Nintendo for an American release and was it worth it...I would say it was.The thing that captivated me was the world the game takes place on.The Bionis is a giant mech like being that is shown during the beginning of the game fighting another giant whose name is the Mechonis.While you are playing you can see the mechonis when you look towards the sky.
The story is about the struggle between the beings of the Bionis and the Mechonis.Your village is attacked by the Mechon and you are then forced to wield a legendary blade known as the monado.Which is the only blade capable of destroying the mechon,but then a masked mechon appears and your blade is innefecctive which is explained later on in the game.
The combat in this game is real time and your attacks are layed out in an mmo fashion.Each attack must cool down after use.It takes a while to get used to the combat and I have heard people give up much to soon because the combat is much too complicated.Well it kind of is because I tried playing it again after several months and I pretty much had to start a new game just to remember what each ability did.The only thing that is wrong with this game is its price.Sellers are hiking up the price which basically means less people get to experience this game.Luckily I got my hands on a new copy for 80 bucks.
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Frank Kemp
5,0 su 5 stelle Super Spiel!
Recensito in Germania il 7 marzo 2014
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Eines der Besten Wii Spiele die es gibt.
Verdammt gut.
Diese Version bietet sogar Deutsche Untertitel, womit ich gar nicht gerechnet habe.
Absoluter Pflichtkauf!
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NeuroSplicer
5,0 su 5 stelle AN IMPERIAL GAME!
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 19 agosto 2011
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Xenoblade-Chronicles is one of those great games that (for some unfathomable reason) Nintendo had initially decided not to release outside Japan. Until recently that is. So, if you live in Europe, count yourself lucky because the best RPG on the Wii is finally available outside Japan, fully translated and reformatted for the European systems.

THE MUSIC WILL ENCHANT YOUR SOUL
This is the first thing that hits your senses. The music of Xenoblade reminded me of playing Final Fantasy VII years ago and being mesmerized by its music. The Prelude I can still remember. In Xenoblade, the music will range from atmospheric to epic rock, and all the shades and colors in between.
It will be a familiar companion while you travel and a strengthening presence when you do battle, greatly enhancing the overall experience. Every map has its own theme (most with day and night variations) and you will catch yourself humming them long after having turned your console off.
Sometimes the importance of the music in a game is underestimated and the focus remains on the graphics. Xenoblade is a perfect example of how essential music is in order to achieve a total immersive gaming experience.

LIVE AND BREATH IN A GORGEOUS ANIME WORLD
Now, all of us who decided to go with the Nintendo Wii, we knew that it was not the most graphically powerful console. Its strengths lie elsewhere. Having said that, Xenoblade is the most beautiful and graphically detailed game on the Wii. Ever.
Set on two ancient biomechanical Titans frozen in mid-battle centuries ago, the world is simply enormous. There are about 20 maps, almost every map is huge and it is all open to exploration. Because there are only few and short loading times, you are practically flowing from one into the next as in a continuous world. And exploring the endless and open Xenoblade world is not only fun to do but also very rewarding.
The grass moves around your feet, birds sweep over your head, clouds roll by day, the galaxy scintillates at night and the whole world comes alive around you. In the heat of the battle the hits and special moves will be accompanied by impressive anime graphical events. Up close the characters may not be that detailed but the characters, their weapons and the environments have all been designed with great artistry. When the limitations of the Wii are reached you probably will not notice it either. Xenoblade has far better graphics than all the other notable Wii JRPG, such as  The Legend of Zelda , Okami  or  Rune Factory Frontier . My Wii had never produced such a visually advanced game!

THE STORY DRAWS YOU IN AND NEVER LETS GO
As any seasoned RPGer would tell you, the story is equally important to the graphics and the music, if not more so. And Xenoblade excels in this aspect as well. A tad clichéd at times, the story advances with beautifully made cinematic sequences and it manages to feel both reassuringly familiar and surprisingly fresh.
The human colonists (the Homs) are living on one of the frozen titans, Bionis, and are attacked by mechanical life-forms (the Mechons) who occupy the other. So, after the initial battle, it is up to Shulk, your hero, the young survivor from Colony 6 and the new bearer of Monado, together with (up to 3 of) his companions to save their world.
You bond with your companions by the choices you make - and this affects their abilities. Your choices also affect both the conversation options with Non-Playing Characters (NPCs) and the quests becoming available to you. In fact, everyone and their sister seems to have a quest for you. Conveniently, you do not have to go back to them once completed.
Xenoblade will enchant you with its sound vistas and ensnare you with its story.

WIELD THE BLADE THAT SEES INTO THE FUTURE
As with any true RPG, there is leveling up, looting, crafting, bartering and re-equipping your character as well as his companions. Interestingly, the custom appearance you chose for them will not be lost during the cinematic scenes. If you enjoy earning achievements, Xenoblade has you covered. The game allows you to save almost anywhere but it also autosaves at nicely spaced Landmarks - and dying will only take you back to the last one encountered (without any XP or loot penalties).
The battle system is real-time but both the distance to their enemy and your relative position are factored in (hint: for such an oversized sword, backstabbing strangely pays off). Monado has powers that are unleashed after building up normal attacks. The legendary sword also allows you to glimpse into the future in order to avert enemy blows. Moreover, your hero and his companions have special abilities, called Arts (that need to recharge before they can be reused).
The enemies, especially the bosses, will focus on the character inflicting the most damage to it - and this allows for flanking maneuvers by the rest of your party. Most battles are not that hard however some of the bosses will tax your understanding of the game mechanics.
Equally important is that is not a one-ride-pony. Once the game is completed you can restart the entire story with your high level character to complete and explore everything you missed the previous time around.

Xenoblade-Chronicles gives you the option to experience it either dubbed in (British accented and not lip-synched) English or in (partially) subtitled original Japanese. After I had clocked in about half a dozen hours in the game I decided to restart it and opted to keep the original Japanese instead. After all, this is a JRPG and it feels much more authentic.

A classic masterpiece, not to be missed.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
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Frances Jewell
5,0 su 5 stelle Five Stars
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 16 agosto 2018
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The best game ever!!!
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