I feel like this entire discussion has just been arguing semantics really. I presume that you have the same view as me that the controls in Skyward Sword work as they are supposed to in virtually every instance, but that there is still a huge difference between that and perfection. I wouldn't use the word perfect because the controls weren't ideal- in the future Nintendo will no doubt make modifications to this control scheme for the better.
Am I Missing Out?
- Thread starter Heros Temporis
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You certainly are missing out. Skyward Sword was an amazing game. Motion controls were amazing, story line was awesome, plenty of side quests, art style was beautiful, the list goes on and on. Of course you have your flaws here and there but the game is amazing still.
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Yes you're missing out!!!!! It's actually quite a good game and I recommend it for ever fan of Zelda and people who are unfamiliar with the game series.
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Is it good? Is it good? What Zelda game is not good in its own way?
And remember, the CD-i games don't count!
And remember, the CD-i games don't count!
There are quite a few walls of text, so I'm just going to ignore that, but basically, yes, you are missing out. The game is packed with content. The story is definitely not as simple as it seems at first, it's complex and heart wrenching. It made me want to cry. It's just a fun game. It's also a unique experience, swinging that sword around like a pro is like nothing else. It makes you feel like you could do that in real life, but then you go back to reality. Long story short, get it, even if you end up not thinking it's the most amazing game ever, it is certainly worth it.
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Try it and love it.