Every single Xenoblade game being available on the Switch feels so good, doesn’t it?

It is like a good thing to see (and its owner) on a hybrid console/handheld platform to see (and its owner). Over the past decade, Mono Lithy Soft’s RPG output reminds me of Sony’s legendary run with Sony on PS1. While Square was a third party at the time and Nintendo finally acquired Mono Lithy Soft, his wide and experimental JRPG Portfolio was quite special for PS1.

So, if you were a fan of RPG and owned PS1, you were too much in the Hague Paradise. For me, it is usually the case with the switch, but especially if you are Zenobelaud fans.

I am very happy to see the unique brand of Titesvia Takahashi’s RPG design, on the Nintendo platform, critically and commercially achieve the same success. In the Zeno series, Nintendo has a bonfide flagship JRPG franchise to call himself in addition to Pokemon, and here there is a special harmony/harmony in the game that makes me feel fine. In terms of art style, scope, storytelling, etc., Zenobolade is an algation of sports that keeps them separate from the crowd, and all of them have to be put together on a platform that can be enjoyed on portal and a big screen that makes me feel as a fan as a fan.

Even better if this game ends by looking at the Tags patchs to take advantage of the more powerful hardware of the Switch 2, even more obvious to these final editions of their pre -switch 2 games, so to talk. And the backcoming of the rear means that when we keep getting more monolithsoft rpg in the future on Switch 2, those joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy joy Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Pleight Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Happiness Pleight Happiness

I think it’s clean.