Xenoblade Chronicles and random shit..

Yes it has been a while and I am sorry to the fan-less viewers for the disappointment but I am back in semi-force willing to give my thoughts on a game I never played but my thoughts are mostly based on others opinions and reviews that I read on the internet. I know it doesn't make sense and it is credible but please bear with me here for the fun of it.

Anyway onto Xenoblade, shit I wish I had a Nintendo Wii to play this one because from what I read it seems to be a gem and probably one of the best RPGs of this generation, especially one that is a Japanese RPG I may add. OK, it has been ages since I've played an excellent RPG like Chrono Trigger and Xenogears, and interestingly enough, the creators of Xenoblade are former employees of Square-enix and have worked on those classics, plus those were the guys that brought us the Xenosaga series which I enjoyed.

If you don't know now then now you will know how much I hate the current Square-enix. They are not the same as they used to be. The Final Fantasy franchise hasn't been the same since FFX and their other projects outside that have been even worse--actually, more like shit and not even worth noting. Role playing games as a whole from the Japanese side in particular hasn't been up to par and in most cases down right embarrassing and dated in terms of design, game play mechanics, and the story telling has matured since 1990s--the just same generic tired bullshit.  The only JRPGs worth noting that haven't fall in that pathetic category are the Demon Soul series and the Persona games, however, I only had the pleasure of playing former and not latter but I will be getting my hands Persona games one day since I read and heard nothing but praises for them.

I do appreciate the fun and craziness of blowing out an enemy's digital brains out with a sawed off shotgun but shit man I am tired shooters; the gaming market is over saturated with fucking shooters. This generation of gaming has been predominantly shooters and nothing but shooters and I am sick and tired of it. However, I cannot blame them because shooters are easy sellers and the other genres, especially RPGs, haven't been as good as used to be. The FF series is a perfect example; there was a time where Final Fantasy games were an instant buy and they sold in the millions. Now, however, FF games are nothing but dog shit in terms of content but they still do have exceptionally over the top presentation value. Anyway...so far this blog post isn't up to par to my previous posts--funny, how I am ranting about poor RPGs where my writing and this post in generl is just as poor as the recent RPGs--and that is because I am feeling little drowsy due to a full stomach. Too much information? Yeah, I know but I am trying to blend a little personality in my blogs and I am trying to add more content as well since I really don't have much to say and I am running out of ideas.

Anyway, um, where was I...oh yes, Xenoblade, I am glad this RPG exists and I am going to do everything I can in my limited power to play this game because this RPG gem needs to be supported. Unfortunately, however, it is exclusively tied to the Nintendo console and it may not ever be available to other platforms since Nintendo owns the right to the company that made the game and the intellectual property. In that context, I may have to buy a Nintendo Wii and its successor since I want to play Monolith Soft games in the future. *Sigh*

To my non-existing viewers that are reading this terrible post and that do have a Wii or access to one, please by all means play this game. I don't care if you buy it, rent it, or get it by other means, just play this game and show lots support to beautifully made games such as this one. A game that is complete, bug free, and have all the content on the disc that isn't locked away and can only be unlocked through real world money. It is a complete lengthy RPG that is well made and from what I saw, it looks stunning, despite running on dated hardware. This game is a testament of why we shouldn't be rushing on PS4 or a next generation Xbox360 since the current consoles have more power left in them. Besides game developers should be focusing on achieving "rewarding and fun gameplay" instead of insufficient tech demo like games that are boring and nothing more than show pieces.

Now speaking of terrible RPGs or want-to-be RPGs, let's talk about our friends at Bioware, the creators of the now infamous Mass Effect 3, courtesy of its controversial ending that ranks it as one of the most messed up games ever.

I have some depressing news. It seems that ingenious indoctrination theory, the theory that the fans came up with, probably doesn't apply to the ending and the ending may actually be the real ending after all--shit, who would have thought. OK, well If this is true, and I hope for Bioware's sake it isn't, then Bioware is one of the most ridiculous, idiotic, greedy, pathetic, gaming company in the history of gaming and they deserve all of the hate they are getting from their fans because they have officially ruined the Mass Effect series. It is too early to tell and we all have to wait and see how the "the extended DLC director's cut ending" pans out but if it isn't the indoctrination theory--which makes perfect sense and aligns perfectly with the game's mythology--then I am going to be laughing ass off of how much of a dumb fucks Bioware's writers are and I will most definitely be boycotting the game if it is true as well.

I honestly think game companies have lost their integrity and commonsense these days. They are just bleeding out the life out the loyalty out of there fan base and practically cheating us with incomplete buggy games, unlock codes internet codes to fight privacy but undermine their fans at the same time and other bullshit....the videogames and the gaming industry isn't the same as it used to be. It just getting worse year after year and for those of you who have their old consoles, please keep them and don't ever trade or sell your old games because games of today can't be played, properly, tomorrow. Games today requires wired consoles to be unlocked so the user can play them, and wired consoles to fix their bugs and unlock the complete package. However, imagine a decade from now where game companies move on and those servers are no longer active, what will happen to those games? Yeah, they are practically unplayable and requires one to hack them to play. Gaming companies are ruining our games and only way for them to listen is for us to not buy those games. They only understand money and we have to hit them hard with our wallets...anyway on that note I am going to end this, later.