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Eiji Aonuma - The idea of instruments started with The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time. We looked for the commands and we tought it could be used to play an instrument like an ocarina. In The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword, we chose the Harp because the movements of the Wii Remote would work well and from there, we tought how it would be played. | Eiji Aonuma - The idea of instruments started with The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time. We looked for the commands and we tought it could be used to play an instrument like an ocarina. In The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword, we chose the Harp because the movements of the Wii Remote would work well and from there, we tought how it would be played. | ||
MyGames - | MyGames - Talking about music, what's your preference in composition, 8-Bits or orchestral? What's the easiest to compose? | ||
Koji Kondo - | Koji Kondo - It's hard to say the one I like the most, because I love them both. Composing is like doing a puzzle, because before, we had to work with few options to create something new and different, but now with a lot of instruments, we have to carefully choose each instrument to compose exactly what we want. As I said, both are a puzzle, and it becomes harder to choose the one I like the most to work. | ||
MyGames - Depois de The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword? O que se segue? | MyGames - Depois de The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword? O que se segue? | ||