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Forms of Life: Reading Xenoblade Chronicles 3 through Wittgenstein
Only through the lens of a philosopher at war with himself can we understand a game at war with itself.
In a universe composed of two battling colossi, you alone can change the future. Read With a Terrible Fate’s analyses of Xenoblade Chronicles and its follow-up titles here.
Only through the lens of a philosopher at war with himself can we understand a game at war with itself.
One of the world's oldest thinkers gives us a surprising view into one of the world's newest forms of storytelling.
I argue that Xenoblade Chronicles X falls short where Xenoblade Chronicles succeeded.
With Xenoblade X releasing tomorrow, I revisit and update my work on Xenoblade Chronicles.
Featured Author Nathan Randall argues that video games have a lot to learn from musicals.
Are there some stories that can ONLY be coherently told through the medium of video games? Read on to find out.
The payoff of four months analyzing "Majora's Mask," and a look at what makes the storytelling of "Xenoblade" remarkable.