Xenoverse, simple!
I hate the Xeno- prefix, I think it damages the mass appeal of these titles Xenoblade should have been just called Monado, as originally intended.
But since they are apparently going to run with the Xeno- theme (Xeno meaning Alien), I'll assume from the trailers that X involves some sort of alien monster attack or threat and say the title should be:
Xenostory.

| TheLastStarFighter said: I hate the Xeno- prefix, I think it damages the mass appeal of these titles Xenoblade should have been just called Monado, as originally intended. But since they are apparently going to run with the Xeno- theme (Xeno meaning Alien), I'll assume from the trailers that X involves some sort of alien monster attack or threat and say the title should be: Xenostory. |
You are taking the term "alien" the wrong way. Alien (and Xeno for that matter) just means foreign, not extraterrestial beings.

MentalAlliance said:
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No, I am fully aware with what alien (and Xeno-) means. You took it the wrong way by assuming I meant extra-teresstrials. I never said that. I was referring to the floating monster things that appear to be attacking the humans in the trailer. You could paraphrase what I wrote as "foreign monster attack". I suspect from the trailer that the city has some sort of power that keeps the monsters away, but as it declines from 100% to 0% the monsters can then attack. The people live in fear and the hero must at first find special stuff to recharge the defense, but later go on a globe-trotting quest to find and stop the source of all these problems. I suspect a good amount of religious and philosophical revelations along the way. On that note we could call it:
Xenoquest.

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