The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword

The Nintendo Wii saw the release of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, an adventure that made use of the motion controller, allowing players to hack and slash through enemies with the Wii Remote. Although Skyward Sword wasn't as prominent during its release as some other Zelda titles, it has sense developed a cult following and is regarded by many as one of the better adventures in the series.

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Released
November 20, 2011
ESRB
E10+ for Everyone E10+: Animated Blood, Comic Mischief, Fantasy Violence
Developer(s)
Nintendo
Publisher(s)
Nintendo
Engine
Proprietary Engine

Descend from the sky to the dangerous world below in this high-flying quest. Your adventure will lead you through perilous dungeons packed with puzzles. Each item you receive will open up even more adventure—uncover a hidden area with the flying Beetle or find a clever way to hinder enemies with a whip. Whether you are scouring for secrets, getting in some sword practice, or upgrading equipment, forge your own path in the Legend of Zelda™: Skyward Sword HD game.

Discover the origin of Link, Zelda, and the Master Sword: Join Link in his emotional quest to save Zelda, a childhood friend who must confront her destiny. Their special bond at the heart of the story is the world’s best hope for defeating the encroaching darkness—and its power that will echo through the ages. Embark on a destiny-defining quest to overcome ancient trials and forge the powerful Master Sword. The many residents of the floating island and Link’s home, Skyloft, have colorful personalities that shine as you help them with their troubles. Make sure to stop by Beedle’s shop, but keep an eye on the troublemaking Groose...

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