Its multiplayer was solid as well...well, once you finished unlocking most of the shit anyway. You can get most of the stages from just beating the game, but some of the other shit, such as the jet-packs, you had to play so many rounds before you could use. Depending on how you play the MP (time vs. stock), that shit can take a while to do, and you can't just quit matches over and over again.

Feels good to own a physical copy of Xenoblade. I can only imagine how much it's going to be worth in the future.

And this is one reason why I refuse to pay to play online. Paying for a service doesn't mean it's going to be good, and I'm unilaterally opposed to paying for online regardless of how good the service is to begin with. Why should people have to pay to use Internet that they pay for already on their console to play a game that they may have bought at full price on said console?

I'll keep my $50/60 bucks.

When the NX comes out, it'll be a next-gen console. That doesn't mean this particular generation will have ended (older gen consoles rarely ever immediately stop getting new releases just because new hardware has been releases), but, for Nintendo, the next generation will have begun, and they will be the only ones in the generation, regardless of how powerful the console is (which, if they have learned anything from the Wii-U disaster, it will be more powerful than the PS4 and One) until they get competition. The DreamCast, for example, started its generation, even though it was discontinued due to multiple factors. When the PS5 and whatever the hell Microsoft calls their next console come out, they'll too be in the next generation.

Like Fox Hound said, generations are not determined by power.

I can't believe that's still even debated on this forum. JFC

Red Steel only because of the second game. The first game was garbage. It was one of the first games I got with my Wii. I played it for a couple hours and never touched it again. Its sequel, on the other hand, was a solid game.

Other than the open world thing, I barley know anything about the new game because of how little I've followed. I used to love this series, but IV left such a horrible taste in my mouth.

I originally was going to go with AA, but then I remembered the game comes with a shit ton of premade levels, so in addition to it being a level editor, it's also pretty much it's own Mario game. I'll go with AAA.

I'll probably have to buy this sometime down the road.

Smash Brothers.