As fans eagerly await the arrival of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition, it’s exciting to witness this beloved title breaking free from its Wii U roots. This updated version brings a host of improvements, including enhanced graphics, higher resolution visuals, and various quality of life enhancements. Plus, there’s a generous serving of fresh content to dive into. If you’re new to the breathtaking world of Mira, we’ve compiled a handy set of frequently asked questions to guide your decision on whether to embark on this grand adventure.
Q: Are there new features in Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition compared to the original Wii U version?
Absolutely! Players can look forward to meeting new characters, piloting fresh mechs known as Skells, exploring previously inaccessible areas, and delving into added storylines.
Q: Is it possible to jump into the new story content without completing the main game first?
The new zone and story chapter are perks for those who complete the main game. Some fresh content is sprinkled throughout the journey, but the main add-ons require you to finish the core experience first.
Q: Do I need to play other Xenoblade titles before venturing into Xenoblade Chronicles X?
You don’t need to worry about playing the previous Xenoblade games. Although it followed the first Xenoblade as the second release, Xenoblade Chronicles X stands alone with minimal connections to its predecessor.
Q: If I purchase the physical version of Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition, will I need to download additional content?
Fear not! The game can be played right off the cartridge, although downloading patches can help boost performance.
Q: How long can I expect to spend on Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition?
While some might speed through in around 60 hours, most players will find the adventure stretches between 80 to 100 hours for a more comprehensive playthrough.
Q: Has this version of the game been altered or censored for release outside Japan?
The content remains consistent across all regions. However, the Definitive Edition uses the western version of the original late including bundled Japanese DLC. Notably, it carries forward certain tweaks made for the western release, like more age-appropriate attire for young characters and the removal of a chest size slider in the customization menu. All these adjustments are intact across all regions, even Japan.
Q: Does Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition offer multiplayer options?
Indeed, it provides both indirect multiplayer, where players collaboratively tackle large objectives, and direct multiplayer for engaging battles with up to four players in set missions. Plus, you can incorporate avatars from other players into your team.
Q: Can I modify my character’s appearance after starting the game?
Yes, but there are conditions. Character re-customization becomes available after you complete Chapter 5 and tackle the quests "Yardley’s Scheme" and "House of Cards."
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