Xenoblade Chronicles X Named Game of the Year, Discussions About Rive and Dead Rising 3: Off The Record
The nightly Inbox is bustling with letters about Xenoblade Chronicles X, which has taken the gaming world by storm. One reader tells us how they went from a newcomer to a super soldier, while another shares their amazement at the game's stunning graphics and living, breathing world.
Meanwhile, a Nintendo devotee expresses their dismay with the company's approach to business, highlighting the contrast between the potential of Nintendo consoles and the reality of their performance.
Elsewhere, an unfortunate fellow is struggling with a mission problem in Fallout 4, wondering if anyone else is experiencing the same issue. Finally, a frozen gamer reminisces about playing Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, sharing a bizarre bathroom story that'll leave you chuckling.
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Xenoblade Chronicles X Prasies
Xenoblade Chronicles X may not have gained much attention on the site, but one reader is here to give it its due. They reveal how they went from having no understanding of the combat to feeling like a powerful warrior, all while marveling at the game's incredible graphics and dynamic world.
They start their letter by expressing their initial lack of knowledge about the series, saying:
Next, they dive into the game's visual prowess:
Finally, they share their sense of wonder and discovery as they delve into the game's vast world,
Wallace's enthusiastic letter serves as a testament to the power of Xenoblade Chronicles X, urging more gamers to give it a try.
GC: For some reason, we've had almost nothing but Xenoblade Chronicles X letters today, one was so long we had to keep it back for a Reader's Feature.
Spur of the Moment Xenoblade Chronicles X Purchase
Last Wednesday, Hitman4hire007 couldn't resist the allure of Xenoblade Chronicles X. In search of a new game to play, they found themselves impulse purchasing the game during a trip to their local independent game store. After abandoning Fallout for the time being, they describe the game as "sublime."
In their letter, they write:
Hitman4hire007's unexpected find serves as an encouragement for Wii U owners to give Xenoblade Chronicles X a shot this holiday season.
Xbox 360: Tech marvel or bust?
ChevyMalibu99 can't help but admire the tech marvel that is the Xbox 360, but they can't help but feel let down by Nintendo's approach to business. Touting the Xbox 360 as a prime example of what Nintendo could accomplish if they focused more on business strategy, they reminisce about the early days of Nintendo and express their hope for the company's future.
They start by acknowledging the Xbox 360's technical prowess:
Next, they contrast the Xbox 360's success with Nintendo's apparent lack of direction:
Finally, they share their personal history with Nintendo and express their hope for the company's future:
ChevyMalibu99's thoughtful letter serves as a call to action for Nintendo to refocus their efforts and strive for greater success.
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First sentence: Xenoblade Chronicles X has garnered praise from Wallace, who found the game captivating and felt a transformation from beginner to powerful warrior.
Second sentence: Hitman4hire007 made an impromptu purchase of Xenoblade Chronicles X last Wednesday and is currently enjoying the game, urging Wii U owners to give it a try during the holiday season.
Third sentence: ChevyMalibu99 admires the technical prowess of the Xbox 360, but expresses dissatisfaction with Nintendo's business approach, using the console's success as an example of what Nintendo could achieve with improved strategy. They share their Nintendo history and express hope for the NX, urging the company to focus on running the business more effectively.
