The Zelda Report

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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, is a video game that Nintendo released for the Wii console on November 20, 2011. The retail price of the game at $45.95. The game also had a limited edition golden Wiimote controller and a soundtrack bundle which retailed for $69.99. Some say that this game surpasses the other games, but why? This report will explain some of the feature that Skyward Sword has.

The story of Skywards Sword starts with a war that starts when the monsters escaped the ‘fissure’ so they can get the ‘ultimate power’ that is protected by the Goddess. Considering the humans living there couldn’t fight against the monsters, the Goddess Hylia saved them. The Goddess used the sacred items, the Goddess Harp and the Goddess Sword to send the remaining humans and a chunk of land above the sky. While the remaining humans where safe, Hylia and other creatures defeated the monsters, and peace returned to the land.

Since Hylia was weak, she was reborn as a mortal over and over, along with the Hero of the Sky, this lead to our hero, Link. Link is tasked with finding Zelda, completing the Song of Hero, surviving through the countless dungeons and defeating Demise, the demon King.

While the story runs in the background, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword’s gameplay uses the Wiimote Plus, which is include inside or as an add-on, and the Nunchuck. The user uses the Wiimote as the swords and to control the weaponry, and the Nunchuck as the shields and to control where Link moves.

There are many items in the universe of Link, for example, some of the classic items such as the sword, shield, potions, bows, and some of the unique items of the games such as the adventure pouch, sailcloth, beetle, and medals. Some of the items can...

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