Topic: Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

Flick the Wii Remote up to fly higher. And pay attention to this icon on the left side of the screen:

It shows how high you are in the sky. And to steer the bird, just tilt the Wii Remote.

Well this sucks... I have to pick up tears while not being struck by guardians...

It's like Twilight Princess' tears and Phantom Hourglasses never ending temple of the ocean king had a baby. And I hate this baby!

Give me Ganondorf, give me a maze, give me a massive boss, give me anything, but don't give me this! D:

It's not nearly as bad as Phantom Hourglass. Usually if you get struck down, you will complete the trial on your next try. With great challenge there is a great sense of accomplishment

I agree.
Spoiler Alert!
Right now I'm kind of sulking about hero mode. Just found out that the dungeons aren't different as of Master quest. I kinda knew that they wouldn't do it but I was hoping that they would. I mean I'm still gonna play it just not with all the excitement. At least its more challenging with the no heart plant and stuff. This is still the Best Zelda I have ever played though. I hope Nintendo announces another Zelda game at E3 but I doubt that.

I'm just before going into the final battle. The cut scenes and action before is just really good, maybe the best out of the whole game. But first: Side-quests and preparations!

It's not too bad, but dam... you can't even be sneaky, move out of that protective barrier and they're instantly running after you until you pick up a tear.

I nearly got away the first time, but the clever somehow hit me... gonna have to get through these 3 trials sooner or later, sigh.

The Silent Realms actually pretty easy once you figure out where everything is on the map. I just run around collecting light orbs so those yellow lights appear, showing me where the tears are.

This is what Zelda: Skyward Sword would look like if it was m...

How cool is that?!

You know I would think by now they would add voice actors to the Zelda series. I mean come one reading text was fine for OoT but this is Skyward Sword.

You know I would think by now they would think its a design choice rather then "getting with the times".

Just like Hori choose to stuck with Turn Based gameplay for Dragon Quest 9. Despite a lot of people thinking it's outdated.

Another great article. Contains spoilers. Beware!

Comparing Skyward Sword: Core Gameplay

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I just started Metroid: Other M last night. I got a good laugh out of that

Sweet baby.

oh good. Don't take the game super seriously and it's a fairly enjoyable experience.

Anyway, I refuse to allow Zelda games to have voice acting until Nintendo can prove they'll actually get good voice actors. I mean, the Nintendo games that have voice acting are usually below "mediocre anime dub" levels. Of course it doesn't help that literally the game I was playing before Skyward Sword was Chocobo Dungeon, which would be better if it didn't have bad voice acting.

Better voice actors can only do so much with what they're given. Yoshio Sakamoto's writing was the anchor that dragged down Metroid: Other M. Comparing it to Skyward Sword would be a mistake.

well true, but I didn't hate the writing all the time. And the voice acting was usually meh at best then too.

Xenoblade Chronicles has amazing voice acting and good dialoge

they did an amazing job with their small budget!!!

HELP! I'M STUCK!

I'm stuck in the Sandship "dungeon". I activated the power generators, and now I can't remember how to get to the engine room. I saved my file at the bird statue outside the boss door, and the Timeshift Stones are active (the ship is currently in the "past").

go to that hallway with the four doors and in one of those rooms should be two windows to go through. The left window goes to the room you are talking about I think.

Or if you're talking about something else...I have no idea.