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Monolith Soft’s Next Project Will Look And Feel “Pretty Different”

Monolith Soft founder Tatsuya Takahashi says that while he’s pleased with Xenoblade Chronicles X the next title that the team will work on will look and feel different. It’s probably safe to assume it will look different visually as it is most likely destined for Nintendo’s next platform, the NX.

“I tend to get bored with things pretty easily, so I’d like to keep creating things with different approaches every time,” says Takahashi. “Along those lines, I’d definitely like my next project to look and feel pretty different from this one. The ‘Xeno’ name, by the way, really just exists to make it clear that these are Tetsuya Takahashi productions.”

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16 thoughts on “Monolith Soft’s Next Project Will Look And Feel “Pretty Different””

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  2. Jaded Ridley X3 {I'm not whining, you suckers... *cough* ..poor souls! I've just been driven insane by Nintendo failing me one too many times this gen!}

    I can’t wait to see what he does differen with his next game.

    1. Jaded Ridley X3 {I'm not whining, you suckers... *cough* ..poor souls! I've just been driven insane by Nintendo failing me one too many times this gen!}

      I know! Go all out with the graphics, Sony style, just to annoy Quadraxis! xP

      1. Or you could do amazing gameplay and story and stuff like Xenoblade chronicles and Xeno X, AND have amazing graphics. Personally the graphics on Xeno X are very good, but imagining what they could do with a really powerful machine is very exciting. As long as they don’t sacrifice gameplay and story and stuff like that, I’m more than happy if the game gets stunning visuals.

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