I think anyone who has played this title and the additional stories in the Expansion Pass can imagine what awaits us in the future for Xenolame.” “Although this is a conclusion, it does not mean that it is the end of the Xenolame series. Takahashi then goes on to explain how, while the third entry is something of a “conclusion”, it’s not the end of the franchise as a whole. This title describes the conclusion of the Xenolame story that began with Klaus’ experience. At Monolith, we’ve put everything we’ve grown over the past twelve years into it,” Takahashi wrote.
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Xenoblade 3 has been called the highlight of the entire series so far, and it really is the highlight. “Thanks to your support, we have published the third Xenolame title, twelve years after the original Xenolame was released for the Wii in 2010. Video Game Cruelty Potential: The player can have Jay bury a man alive, and also leave his own father and brothers to succumb to their deaths.Developer Monolith Soft has shared a message with Japanese gamers regarding the launch of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 while teasing the future of the Japanese RPG (JRPG) franchise.Īfter the third entry into the Xenoblade Chronicles franchise came to Nintendo Switch in July, a newly translated email written by Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Senior Director Tetsuya Takahashi thanked the players for their support and teased what they can expect in the future (via Everything about Nintendo).Also, the best endings of the game is awarded to players that practice empathy and kindness in their choices and actions. The game recognizes empathy and concern for others and points out these qualities at the player summary screens. Video Game Caring Potential: In spades.Sympathetic Murderer: The Holt boys and Sharon commit a series of shocking crimes, but it's soon revealed that they haven't exactly had the easiest life at home and aren't acting out of a malice.Jim has a secret past in Two Rock that he's never told anyone about.Jay is not actually immediately related to the rest of the Holt family.Out of Focus: If he isn't taken hostage by the Holts, in Book Two, Vince only appears a few times and is not a playable character.Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Failing some of the Quick Time Events can lead to these situations.Jay and Vanessa can also fall in love, but ultimately do not end up together no matter what the player does. Love Interests: Vince and Michelle, as well as Sharon and Paul, can all either end up romantically linked or not depending on the player's choices and actions.However, he seems to have some sense of justice and only crosses people who don't cross him first. Dante Romero is a Crooked Cop and an an in-universe Base-Breaking Character and isn't afraid to resort to violence or even murder to get what he wants. They're doing bad things to people just so that they survive the effects that Bear's bad life choices have had on them. While the Holts are far from the most pleasant people around, the game makes a point that they were hardly even criminals before the motel situation. Grey-and-Gray Morality: The conflict between the Holt family and Dante Romero.Even at best, The Holts will never live a normal life again, Jay hasn't been in contact with Vanessa or his family in years, Zoe suffers from PTSD, and Jim cannot escape from his history in Two Rock. Downer Ending: At worst, most of the characters are dead, imprisoned, or in hiding.
Car Fu: Dante crashes a bus through the motel in order to bring a violent end to the hostage situation.Boom, Headshot!: One of the possible deaths for Dale.
Bitch Slap: Sharon gives one to Tyler when she enters the Desert Dream Motel.Art-Style Clash: In the game, all the characters are akin to a polished storyboard while the environment around them is fully animated.However, the player's choices and actions can determine the manner in which they meet their demise.
The death of Dale is ultimately unavoidable.Jay, Tyler, and Bear can be killed elsewhere during the game.Vince, Michelle, and Joyce can all potentially be killed during the motel incident.
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