Xenoblade Chronicles X (for Nintendo Wii U)

There are some breathtaking sights to find as you explore.

Combat is very similar to Xenoblade Chronicles. It's a real-time, MMO-like fighting system where you automatically attack the selected enemy and activate different abilities called arts, arranged on a bar on the bottom of the screen.

Mira looks stunning, with a colorful and varied landscape filled with life, displayed with a massive draw distance that lets you behold everything before and below you.

In big fights, the screen fills with interesting animations and lighting effects while generally sticking to a solid 30fps framerate.

Enemies, Skells, and characters all look very striking, with the robot suits standing out as cool-looking, customizable armor that evokes Gundam and Macross.

Managing your various quests is slightly inconvenient, since you can only display one active quest at a time when playing; all other quests you've accepted can be completed on the way, but you won't get waypoints or information about them unless you individually select them as the active quest.

Everything else looks great, but the human faces look like they're from the PlayStation 2. Specifically, they look like they're from the Xenosaga series, with most characters sporting oddly doll-like, slightly creepy baby faces.