Nintendo has released a new trailer and a few screens for The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, which will be available later this year, along with a few other titles that make up Nintendo's Zelda 25th anniversary celebration.
Zelda designer Eiji Aonuma has revealed a few details about the story of Zelda Skyward Sword in the past, saying that the Master Sword and the Skyward Sword are one and the same.
The new trailer is a good showcase of the game's stylised art style, which is a big departure from the darker, more realistic style of Twilight Princess.
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theaface on 7 Jun '11 said:
Please, for the love of god, let us turn the HUD off/down.
cooloneuk on 7 Jun '11 said:
I'm really looking forward to getting this Zelda title. I just hope that the big N doesn't do the same as they did with Twilight Princess. Launch it on the 2 formats. I bought the GC version and after trying the Wii version, thought it wasn't buying that copy too.
It would be great for the Wii U to have a full remake of the Ocarina of Time. I don't just mean the same game just in HD either but similar way to what Crystal Dynamics did with Tomb Raider Anniversary.
fitterthanmost on 7 Jun '11 said:
same ole sH1t yawnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
mister turdles on 7 Jun '11 said:
The Zelda games don't change much but they're still always very good regardless of this fact. I won't get it because I don't have a Wii, but I would like to play it one day.
MysticR on 8 Jun '11 said:
I love the Zelda games, and will be buying this; however, I would have preferred a more realistic art style akin to Twilight Princess. This looks like a cross between Wind Waker and TP, only not as pretty as either.
mangle on 11 Jun '11 said:
I wasn't a huge fan of the art style when the game was first unveiled, but the more I see of it the more it grows on me.
I think it's far and away prettier than the muddy Twilight Princess.
This wasn't on my radar, but looking forward to it now
Balladeer on 11 Jun '11 said:
Informally warning you now - make another trolling post and it won't be informal.
I really love the look of this game, but you do have a point. The HUD takes up a massive portion of the screen. Still, Metroid Prime had a bigger one and was perfectly playable, but a reduction option would be nice. And will never happen.