The combat is alright, probably the one thing that I would say is fine from it.

The forgettable music, bland dungeons, not a fan of the aesthetics, dungeons at times look like very cheap stuff you would see in some trash like Conception, the stupid plot and dialogue, hated the characters, the complete lack of either Fire Emblem, Shin Megami Tensei or even Persona stuff in it, really barebones clash of worlds.

Is a game I pretty much despise for everything it is and is supposed to represent, even after I decided to give it a chance despite not looking like how an SMT x FE would be. Either as a crossover or its own thing, is pretty much in the rock bottom of RPGs for me alongside Xenosaga Ep. 1.

Ah, yeah I had forgotten how meh the dungeons were, spent plenty of time wandering aimlessly as well. I still think the combat is worth it, but can now definitely understand why one wouldn't like the game.

Fair enough, thanks for broadening my understanding.

Will be interesting to see if the game can sell this time around, or if it truely is too niche and weird to appeal to any audience.

Deadly Premonition. Wooo!

The SNES move is wise... but still not enough to make me Switcheroo!

*Wii U owner

Oh wow oh wow didn't think they would ever remaster Xenoblade Chronicles 1 (no, the 3DS demaster doesn't count). I see Shulk looks more like how he does in XC2 rather than being an updated XC1 model. Also, there will be a new area(s) (or they'll add the areas that were scrapped from the original version).

I had so much fun with Xenoblade Chronicles X and since I gave my Wii U away to my lil bro I was hoping we'd get an announcement for a port today... Oh well guess I'll keep waiting.

Direct was good most of what was shown wasn't exciting but welcomed nonetheless. Literally didn't know who Terry was until today, that bird girl in the trailer looked like she would've been a more interesting fighter. The dlc picks for smash have been underwhelming for me.

This direct had a very 'Nintendo E3' feel to it: no blockbuster game announcements, a lot of elaboration on already announced titles and a couple of smaller reveals. I'm fine with that though because they have enough high-volume sellers that have come out/will come out this fiscal year that they didn't need to make any big, new announcements to keep Switch owners excited and engaged.

Okay I was wrong on the SNES games on the online service, I never expexted that. I thought the SNES library absorbs way too much steam and fuzz so it  would harm third party and indie releases. But okay, I gladly take it.

So glad right now that I barely touched my WiiU. Can enjoy TMS:FE on a decent system. I never played Xenoblade either, was going to start Xenoblade 2 soonish but now I'll wait for that to come out. Divinity and Assassin's Creed too, was a good direct for me.

Just wish they'd ported Kotor 1/2 instead of Jedi Outcast, that would have been awesome.