Does it need the wiimote or can I just dl and play on pc?
I read reviews saying it's better than OoT - figured it was just hype. I'm only a few hours into it but I wouldn't at all be surprised if it's way better. Game is sick.
So you want them to make a Zelda game not a Zelda game...?
There's only so much you can do with a franchise. The only other franchise I can think of that has changed a lot (and successfully each time) would be another Nintendo franchise, Mario. Super Mario Bros, Super Mario 2, Super Mario 3, Super Mario World, and Super Mario 64 all were pretty different from each other mechanically. Since SM64 the games have been rehashes for the most part though.
Also, to those too cheap to buy Wii games; just softmod it.
Was gonna rent, then realized it requires motion plus. No thanks.
Was gonna rent, then realized it requires motion plus. No thanks.
Thats the other thing.
Making you swing a remote doesn't make a stale series fresh again.
Thats the other thing.
Making you swing a remote doesn't make a stale series fresh again.
Pairing itself with Wii MotionPlus, Skyward Sword's 1:1 combat is a revelation. I never want to play a Zelda game any other way again, and playing through this makes me wonder why we didn't see motion control of this quality before. The responsiveness and intuitiveness of the entire arrangement is superb. The applications of Motion Plus never step into gimmicky territory. Guiding your mechanical flying Beetle, rolling bombs, swimming in water and soaring through the sky by pivoting and flicking the remote not only feels natural, it makes you wonder how you ever played an action game that wasn't on Wii. Zelda: Skyward Sword is the purest, most perfect realization of Nintendo's ambitious goals for motion-controlled gaming. It somehow took five years, but the definitive proof plays out before you on the screen.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is the greatest Zelda game ever created. It's the best game for Wii and one of the finest video game accomplishments of the past 10 years. The game has once again raised the bar and forged new territory for an iconic and innovative franchise. It's not enough that it finally establishes a powerful, stirring origin story or that it features near-perfect pacing. What puts Skyward Sword over the top is its layered, dense, absolutely perfect gameplay that manages to not only nail motion-controlled combat but remarkably offers a stunning level of diversity.
You might change your mind when you try it. Read the reviews... reviewers are saying it's the first time someone has created a motion controlled game that really uses the gameplay to it's advantage.