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Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition for Nintendo Switch Deluxe would be perfect! XBX is a stunner but it's all artistry. XB2 is significantly more complex with deferred lighting, PBR, environmental collision, etc. Xenoblade Spotlight. The best reason why Xenoblade Chronicles X should be remastered for the Nintendo Switch is that the series is at the height of its popularity right now. With Shulk, Mythra, and Pyra all being playable in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Nintendo has placed the series on par with their other major franchises like Fire Emblem. Xenoblade Chronicles X is epic and a really great game, but one that requires the player to approach it in a specific way. Every user of WiiU Xenoblade Chronicles X is epic and a really great game, but one that requires the player to approach it in a specific way. Every user of WiiU need to buy this. Gamers freely explore an alien planet, use armed mechs to battle hostile invaders, and try to rebuild humanity in Xenoblade Chronicles X. The story finds two alien races battling near Earth in the year 2054. The fallout from their fight nearly destroys the planet, and humanity scrambles to save the race by sending giant ships out into the galaxy.

Xenoblade Chronicles goes to spaceAmerica. And gets multiplayer functionality.

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Unused Audio

Celica: Lao, Rock tells me he enjoyed watching you at target practice.

Lao: Really? I'm nothing special, but he's welcome to swing by again.

An unused victory dialogue intended for when Celica and Lao are in the same party. Celica cannot be recruited until Chapter 9 is completed, after which Lao becomes permanently unavailable.

An unused song. It's present on the official soundtrack as In the Forest. Two alternate versions of the track are used - Codename Z, the instrumental version that plays during some cutscenes; and In the Forest<X→Z ver.>, a remix of the unused track that plays when you fight Yggralith Zero.

Unused Animations

Every enemy in the game has references in their animation files for being bound by a Skell (enemynumber_caught_lp_anm.hkt and enemynumber_caught_ed_anm.hkt), even enemies that are too small to be bound by Skells, such as Ga Buidhe and Goetia. Even if smaller enemies could be bound by Skells, the animations for Goetia would still go unused as she is only fought once before the player gets access to a Skell, and the time attack mission which lets you rematch her prohibits Skells.

Welcome to New LA Oddity

The audio track for the cutscene where Cross enters New LA for the first time (xs00120100) is duplicated in the files, both of these having an _m and _f suffix attached to them. Nobody who talks during the cutscene brings up anything that would be gender-specific. Hence, both the audio tracks are identical. These two audio tracks are stored in a directory inside the game's ev.cpk file alongside the streams for several other cutscenes. The only other audio tracks which have these suffixes are the ones used for the cutscene in Oblivia where Cross finds out they're a mimeosome, with these two referring to Cross with either male or female pronouns respectively.

Regional Differences

Tatsu's Soul Voices

In the Japanese version of Xenoblade Chronicles X, there exists an additional folder in the game's voice/pc folder containing soul voices for... Tatsu, of all people. This folder doesn't exist within the western releases.

Lin's Outfits

Several of Lin's outfits were altered in versions of the game released outside of Japan to be less revealing, and presumably to avoid controversy, given Lin's age.

Bust Slider

The bust slider option for the female custom character, which is located alongside the height slider in the Japanese version, was removed for the international version for unknown reasons.

Fashion Gear & DLC

The 'fashion gear' slot was unlockable in the Japanese version, either by completing the game or buying a DLC pack. It is available from the start in international versions.

Similarly, Alexa, Bozé, H.B. and Yelv were only recruitable party members through paid DLC packs in the Japanese version, but are hardcoded into the international release and thus can be recruited normally. Support missions, unlocked after completing the main story in international versions, were also DLC for the Japanese version.

Wall Decals

Several wall decals viewable in the barracks were altered in the English release. Most were simply reflecting localization changes or correcting a typo but one saw substantial changes.

• Japanese Version of the 'SD Doll' Decal

Welcome to Blade Decal

Anthropormorphized Verus Skell Decal

Minsome Maintenance Centre Decal

Internal Project Name

Xenoblade Chronicles X is internally referred to as SpaceTravel.

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Xenoblade Chronicles Xci

• Online Interactions Not Rated by the ESRB (Wii U)

Xenoblade Chronicles X Wiki