The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword get new key art for the HD release. Nintendo introduced the art on their social media channels. It features Link, Fi and Ghirahim from the title along with Skyloft. Much of the Nintendo title may not have aged well, but the picturesque art style is still a crowd. Fortunately, the company is not just raising the resolution and moving the port out. Skyward Sword HD will have a mode where the motion regulators are optional and that the sword swing is mapped on the right stick. This is a change that many players are interested in revisiting the title or picking up the Wii version for the first time. Skyward Sword had the strange luck of being released late in the console’s life cycle. Many waited to see what Nintendo was coming next and missed the charming adventure. If there is an indication of other remaster attempts on the Switch, things could go completely differently for the game this time.
Here’s a look at the subject matter and most important footage for The Legend of #Zelda: #SkywardSwordHD, with Ghirahim, Link and Fi! https://t.co/P6mij2at3m pic.twitter.com/BvG6IE9vHv
– Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) 23 February 2021
Nintendo has a new description of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD, which you can actually grab on Switch, “Take in the air, draw your sword and experience the earliest story in the Legend of Zelda series. Join Link in his high flight to save Zelda, a childhood friend who must face her fate. Soar between floating islands and descend to the treacherous surface world in this updated HD version of the Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. ”
“Swing your sword and twist your slashes to expose opponents’ defenses and break through with the help of intuitive motion regulators. The link will match the angle of each strike you make with the Joy-Con controller, creating a captivating sword game that depends on strategy and accuracy. Movements feel smoother and more immediate thanks to the increased processing power and HD graphics of the Nintendo Switch system. Take advantage of the latest additional button control scheme – ideal for playing in manual mode or on the Nintendo Switch Lite system. ”
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