59 out of 59(100%)reviewers recommend this product.
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TwilightPrincess
fromTexas
This game is perfect for:hardcore gamers
Awesome game!
PostedMarch 7, 2012
This is an awesome game and set. I got this recently and I wasn't disappointed. The Wii motion plus remote is very nice and works well. The graphics were good but the Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess graphics were definitely better, not color-wise but quality-wise for sure. I'm almost finished with the game now and I think it was really good! I will for sure not get tired of this game. I would recommand this to anybody who's looking for a new game and remote!
I just got this game and it is amazing! You get to kill monsters and solve puzzles in the same game. If you want to get this game for yourself or for a friend, then hurry up before it`s out of stock! The use of Wii motion plus makes you feel as if you are actually wielding the master sword. Overall, this is the game of the century!!!
Ever since Wind Waker, Link has been with me through my childhood, his games amaze me at every moment, and he is the sole reason I came to love video games in general. Every time a new Zelda was scheduled to come out I was always on top of getting the first copy, and Skyward Sword was no different. I literally took a piece of silk with me and carried the case out of Gamestop concealed in it (I know, overdoing it, I'm sorry XD). Playing it for the first moments I knew this Zelda was going to be amazing, and oh my gosh was I right. The new style of gameplay is awe inspiring, the throwback to cel-shading graphics with a Twilight Princess based link was pure genius, and the whole plot was absolutely incredible. Nearing the end of the game I was sick with nervousness and excitement, the coming evil was beyond anything I had seen before in any Zelda game and the emotional expression in the characters all the way to the epilogue was so in depth I felt nearly the same emotions as Link. The temples are beautifully designed, the antagonist is the best one I have come across, and the game play was absolutely FLAWLESS. This IS the PERFECT game, no doubt in my mind. I will ALWAYS have Zelda first in my heart thanks to THIS MASTERPIECE.
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Posted byAJTheGamer
New York City
My First Legend of Zelda Game, Not So Good....
onFebruary 22, 2012
I turned on the game, excited to start playing Legend of Zelda for the very first time. Played for thirty minutes, and I think I've had enough of the series. SO...MUCH....TALKING!!!!! The intro does not catch my attention. I know that the things these people are saying is needed for the game, but they couldn't find a better way to make it a but more enjoyable?
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WTPho13
fromAnaheim, CA
A jewel in an already brilliant collection
PostedJanuary 9, 2012
I can wholeheartedly say that this game has replaced Majora's Mask as my favorite in the series. The software and hardware beautifully interact with each other to make an experience not present in any other Zelda game to date. Unlike Twilight Princess, this game was created with the sole intention of being motion controlled, which only goes further with the addition of the Wii Motion Plus, leading to smoother and more precise actions in-game. And for those who don't want to stand around swinging at invisible enemies in their living room, a simple distinct wrist flick from the couch is more than adequate. And the limited edition controller added with the orchestral CD is an aesthetic bonus in both sight and sound. As for the actual gameplay and storyline, I have never been more immersed in a Zelda game. Simply attacking a monster head-on won't work and you have to actually take strategy into account. Also, Link's expressions finally gave me the idea that, "Yes, he can feel; he can't talk, but he can feel." After every sitting I couldn't help but think, "These developers must be fellow fans--to be so in-tune with what I've been wanting in a Zelda game, there's no way they didn't grow up with it, too." As for the visuals, the game is more realistic than many of it's predecessors without the blunt realism from TP, which was enjoyable, but something softer turns out just as nice and fits with the environment. Because of this game, I need to invest in rechargeable batteries solely for my Wii remote; I had to replace the batteries 4 times in a time-span of less than two days with how much I played.
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