Take out the motion controlled sword crap, let me play it portable, and that rumored Skyward Sword Switch release is something I could get into.- Jim Sterling November 26, 2018 Count me amongst the Zelda fans who want to chill with Skyward Sword while moving as few body parts as necessary. I like some of the swordplay in Skyward Sword, but the days when I used to swing a stick while pretending to be Link (with a garbage can lid for a shield!) are long behind me. That's understandable Breath of the Wild's success is a good reminder of how most Zelda fans enjoy the series' chill atmosphere and puzzles first and foremost.
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Though Skyward Sword's one-to-one sword combat is indeed accurate thanks to the Wii Remote Plus attachment, not too many Zelda fans enjoy exercising their sword arm alongside Link. We all dreamed of realistic sword combat when Nintendo unveiled the Wii Remote at TGS 2005, but few people felt charitable towards the glut of "waggle" games that flooded the market by 2011. To date, Skyward Sword's most controversial feature is its sword combat, which makes heavy use of the Wii's motion controls. This is more difficult than installing a volume control in Fi, but it needs to be done. Second, and more important, motion controls need to be 100% optional in the (alleged) Skyward Sword HD remake. The only Skyward Sword port I’d buy /Sl1PnbBcW3- Mark Brown November 26, 2018 I think Fi's an interesting character, but her tendency to stop the game to recap "Well, duh" story moments continues to fuel an internet-wide hate-on for the sword spirit. First, the small change: Give us the option to turn Fi's interruptions way down-or off. Though I'm willing to go to bat for Skyward Sword, I acknowledge Nintendo needs to make one small change and one big change to the game before it can expect people to mount their loftwings again. They clearly care deeply for one another, but I guess since the task of re-populating Grooseland falls on their shoulders, we need to know they're up for it. There's no "Will they" or "Won't they," and there's no suggestion they might be hot for one another: They simply are. And, hey, you know something? I like how Link and Zelda are an item from minute one of the story. Its cast is a lot of fun ("Groose, Groose, Groose!"), its deity designs are incredibly imaginative, and its dungeons are fantastic. I stood up for Skyward Sword in a retrospective I wrote a couple of years ago and cited all the things it does right.
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Critics complain Skyward Sword's broken-up overworld feels claustrophobic (doubtless the launch of Skyrim a week prior made Zelda players feel even more boxed-in), and that's just one reason why Link's second Wii adventure didn't even crack the Top 10 of our Zelda game rankings. Some of Skyward Sword's design decisions marred its initial reception, and those decisions still cast a shadow on its memory. The audience's applause echoed on social media when Aonuma's words drifted westward, which surprises me a little. The controls weren’t an issue for me after the first hour or two.- John Ricciardi November 26, 2018
It’s got some issues (small overworld, Fi is way too hand-holdy), but it’s also got some amazing dungeons, an interesting story, and great music. Regardless, that number is still lower than GTA 5's sales in the last quarter alone, but it's hardly fair to compare the prowess of a tiger to that of a house cat.Skyward Sword gets a bad rap IMO. It's not quite a Zelda titan - Breath of the Wild still boasts 24 million - but it's impressive nonetheless. By contrast, the Wii version sold 3.67 million copies in its lifetime. The number has no doubt gone up since then. It has sold a total of 3.6 million units but that number is taken from September 30, over a month ago. RELATED: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD Review - Control Stick Slicing
In just over three months, it's caught up to the original's ten-year number. Jump ahead to 2021 and you can find it on the Nintendo Switch as per its debut in July. It launched originally in November 2011 - the same month and year as Skyrim. Nonetheless, its murky reputation seems to have turned around somewhat as it has managed to reach the Wii version's sale numbers already.
In fact, a lot of fans were torn over which Wii U HD port they wanted to be brought to the Switch. Skyward Sword wasn't the most popular of Zelda games.
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