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Completed Xenogears. What's next?

Yesterday, I finally completed Xenogears. At 66 hours, it was quite a trip. The final boss battle was crazy hard for me as I did not expect a few things. With a bit of perseverance, I did prevail.

As a result of my poll, I believe I will be playing The World Ends With You on DS next. First, though, I did start Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword while playing Xenogears and would like to finish that real quick. Shouldn't be too hard to get through the normal mode and hop to the portable Square Enix RPG.

I'll hopefully finish MadWorld next week, but I haven't been playing my Wii at home. I've been taking it to work to play Smash Bros. and haven't gotten around to reconnecting it when I bring it back. After MadWorld, though, I will play Okami. In the mean time, I will be trying to finish the final level of Too Human.

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Posted by the_antipode, 05/24/2009 11:02am
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edubuccaneer

Nice! I never got to finish Xenogears back in the day, I should look if I still have the saved game on one of my memory cards. Disc two got so boring, that's why I stopped playing in the first place.

Posted 05/25/2009 5:15am

just_nonplussed

i remember it took me 80 hours... at the time i remember thinking that it was a long ammount of time.

Posted 05/25/2009 1:05pm

the_antipode

@just_nonplussed: it WAS a long amount of time! I was playing it in 1 hour increments every few days, piling on the time as I got to the end. I think it took me about 8 months to beat.

Posted 05/28/2009 1:41am

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