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Japanese gamers offer opinions on Xenoblade Chronicles X

The results come via an interesting survey conducted by Famitsu.
Fabrizia Malgieri 8 July 2015

Xenoblade Chronicles X is already out in Japan, and Japanese players have had enough time to get a pretty good idea about Monolith Software's RPG. In the latest issue of Weekly Famitsu, they've revealed the results of a reader survey, and it seems that the game is very popular among its Japanese audience.

That survey took place between May 29 and June 5, and 1,257 people offered their thoughts. But even if their responses are mainly positive, there's one aspect that they didn't enjoy, and it's the "loosely connected online" system ("it allows players to share game information and use other player's characters and NPCs").

You can check it out all of the results in the images below. Xenoblade Chronicles X will be available in Europe on December 4, exclusively on Wii U.

Thanks, Kotaku.

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