Ultimately, when it comes down to whether or not Skyward Sword is worth playing, it depends on one’s familiarity with the series. For those that have never played a Zelda before, it’s as good a starting point as any; but those familiar with the series will probably be frustrated with the repetition. It’s caught halfway between what it was and what it apparently wants to be. Skyward Sword is so reminiscent of earlier games that it almost cheapens the experiences in their original glory and is so hesitant in taking a new direction that it cuts its best qualities short.
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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword was originally released for the franchise’s 25th anniversary, celebrating everything Zelda, including the bosses.
If you’re a hardcore fan of The Legend of Zelda series, Playasia has a new Skyward Sword original soundtrack. It comes in a standard edition with a total of five CDs and a limited edition that also includes a music box.
Looks like an intentionally late, troll review if you ask me. Missed the boat mate. Jog on.
Best game ever this gen. The only game that really hooked me and made me play days in a row just to finish it. This person gives it a 5 out of 10? Probably a 13 year old boy which think Call Of duty 75 and Modern Warfare 73 is badass games and cool as heck.