In the beginning, the world had originally been nothing but an endless ocean. That was until two great titans-the Bionis and the Mechonis-came into existence. These two giants fought a timeless battle, until one day only their lifeless bodies remained, forever locked in combat. Eons later, civilizations founded by races of Bionis-including the humanoid Homs and the Nopon-came under attack from the Mechon, a horde of machines from Mechonis. The Homs fought to defend their existence, which would be settled at the Battle of Sword Valley. Armed with the Monado, a legendary blade that can penetrate Mechon armor, the Homs' hero Dunban fought against the Mechon threat. Those fighting alongside Dunban included Dickson, a seasoned traveler and old friend of Dunban, and Mumkhar, an honorless soldier who secretly wants the Monado for himself. During the battle, Dunban was almost overcome by the Monado's power and fell. While Dickson tried to help him, Mumkhar saw his own chance to escape. While running, he fell down a slope and came face to face with a horde of armed Mechon. Dunban and Dickson, however, recovered quickly, and led a final charge against the approaching Mechon, completely destroying their army and winning the battle. However, wielding the Monado caused great harm to Dunban's body, negating the use of his right arm. Nonetheless, peace was temporarily restored to the colonies.
In a world of endless ocean, all life lives on the decaying corpses of two gigantic titans, the Bionis and Mechonis. When the army of Mechonis attacks his home, young scientist Shulk sets out for revenge.
**SPOILER FREE*<br/><br/>The greatest disappointment about Xenoblade Chronicles is that not everyone, who owns a Wii, will get the chance to play it. Due to some bizarre decisions from &#39;Nintendo of America&#39;, Xenoblade Chronicles has not been granted an NA release. This is a crying shame as Xenoblade Chronicles is by far, not only, one of the best Wii games that I have ever played but also one of the best JRPG&#39;s that I have ever come across.<br/><br/>The story is your usual fare of &#39;good vs evil&#39;, with that &#39;ordinary&#39; guy chosen to be the hero; but there are so many twist and turns that you cannot help yourself but feel engrossed by it all. It makes me wonder that this could even but adapted into a successful film series. It does a great job of making you actually care for the characters, which is helped by the British voice cast who do a great job of bringing these individuals to life…for the most part. Sure there are a few instances here and there, but they are so minor you won&#39;t even be phased by it.<br/><br/>Xenoblade Chronicles plays very well and eases you into the battle mechanics without being patronising. But there is so much to it, over 80 hours in and I was still learning new techniques and strategies, it really is astounding how much there is to this game.<br/><br/>One criticism this game has been receiving is with its graphics. Everyone knows that the Wii is not a power house console, and it does show with Xenoblade. However the &#39;style&#39; of this game is beyond incredible. The design of the various towns and battlefields, the looks of the many enemies roaming the grounds that you are exploring, it really shows the attention to detail that the designers used when creating this game, its simply beautiful.<br/><br/>Talking about things being &#39;beautiful&#39;, I can&#39;t finish without mentioning the sublime soundtrack that accompanies this game. Epic, inspiring and melodious are words that easily spring to mind. The grand scale of when your are exploring the fields of &#39;Bionis&#39;, the deep mood of when you are discovering &#39;Mechonis&#39;. Every songs fits every moment perfectly; and lets not forget the final song, &#39;Beyond the Sky&#39;, which would give many Disney Films &#39;hit songs&#39; a run for their money.<br/><br/>Simply put, if you own a Wii, and are starved for an epic game, then you deserve to pick this game up. If you are a fan of RPGs/JRPGS you really won&#39;t be disappointed.<br/><br/>10/10<br/><br/>To all my brethren, over seas, I wish you all the best with your campaign to get this game released in North America. Hopefully NoA can see the error of their ways and treat their fans with the respect you lot deserve.
Xenoblade Chronicles is one of the best video games I have ever played. From the characters, the vast worlds, outstanding soundtrack, amazing art direction, and beautiful cut scenes. Though it may not be 1080p, the art direction is stunning, and the world is very detailed. Cut scenes are not pre-generated, but rather it is based off of your current equipment.<br/><br/>Though the characters and plot can be cliché, it is merely a matter of executing the clichés properly. For instance, Reyn is the big, dumb, brute. However, six of the seven characters are developed well. The characters are developed well, with the exception of the character referred to as &quot;Seven&quot; by the Xenoblade fan base. Seven is only there to be a love interest.<br/><br/>The voices of the characters of the different races (Hom, Nopon, High Entia, Machina) are also very different. The homs are tend to be humans, the nopon are fun, goofy, the High Entia are posh, and the machina feel like a foreign species. The voice actors do a good job on bringing out the world and makes it seem real.<br/><br/>The plot is the typical good vs evil, but the hero (Shulk) goes through the world in the form of the Road of Trials. The Road of Trials in the Hero&#39;s Journey archetype is done well here, the characters clearly learn from each experience.<br/><br/>The vast environments are very detailed, and non-linear. Some such as Sword Valley (the area where Dunban fought the Mechon) did a good job on being non-linear. The environments are very colorful, and unlike other video games, they include much more than just the color brown. Sword Valley may just be a valley, but it incorporates green into it&#39;s color palette very well.<br/><br/>Alongside the vast environments is the outstanding soundtrack. The soundtrack brings out the heroes&#39; journey. In Gaur Plains, the soundtrack to accompany it is &quot;The Beginning of the Journey&quot; type of music. The soundtrack is pleasing to listen to, even without the environments to accompany it.<br/><br/>The pacing is relatively good, however there is only one major difficulty spike, which is near the end. The game has at least 400+ side quests to assist the player in grinding. The quests can reduce the workload and can allow you to learn about the world of Xenoblade. Some side quests are as simple as defeating monsters that you will meet on your way, getting materials from those monsters, getting collectibles. Others include back stories to the mythology of the races, etc. <br/><br/>I highly recommend getting this game whether if it is the Wii or the New 3DS version. Absolutely amazing, and a beautiful game. The world is truly alive and has wonderful replay value. I have invested at least 210 hours into it, and have always enjoyed it.

You can find it on the Wii disc or on the 3DS game cartridge.
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