RPG Backtrack – Episode 41: “Xenophobic Cutscenes”

The Xenosaga series may be justly accused of many issues, but a lack of ambition is definitely not one of them. For good and for... The post RPG Backtrack – Episode 41: “Xenophobic Cutscenes” appeared first on RPGamer.

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The Xenosaga series may be justly accused of many issues, but a lack of ambition is definitely not one of them. For good and for ill, we talk about everything we could remember from Monolith Soft's big production. (Xenosaga).

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