Let's talk about Skyward Sword.

[QUOTE="DocSanchez"]

[QUOTE="Darth-Samus"]

I'm sorry, are you kidding me with a statement as ignorant as that, little dude?

For someone who's been playing the series since the NES orignal and closely followed every one of the releases over the last 26 years (and who also counts the series, its characters, and its lore as some of the most important and very best in my 30 year gaming), the way that game concluded was remarkably touching and extremely epic.

So that deep story that your feeble brain was too incompetent to comprehend did indeed affect me in that way. And proudly. With such an asinine statement like the one you just made I can only assume one of two things. A) you never played, or at the very least finished, Skyward Sword. Or B) as aluded to before it seems more likely that you were too inept to appreciate its brilliance.

Either way, your loss, our gain.

Darth-Samus

Put the tissues away, there's no need to cry about it.

Really buddy? Tissues? That's pitiful dude.

I defended a game I love. On a video games forum. And proudly so. Pretty sure there's nothing out of place with that. And if you think that there is then pal you are in the wrong place. But thanks for trying.

[QUOTE="NationProtector"][QUOTE="Darth-Samus"]The story was phenomenal and literally had me in tears at the end. Darth-Samus

I'm sorry, are you kidding me with a statement as ignorant as that, little dude?

For someone who's been playing the series since the NES orignal and closely followed every one of the releases over the last 26 years (and who also counts the series, its characters, and its lore as some of the most important and very best in my 30 years of gaming), the way that game concluded was remarkably touching and extremely epic.

So that deep story that your feeble brain was too incompetent to comprehend did indeed affect me in that way. And proudly. With such an asinine statement like the one you just made I can only assume one of two things. A) you never played, or at the very least finished, Skyward Sword. Or B) as aluded to before it seems more likely that you were too inept to appreciate its brilliance.

Either way, your loss, our gain.

[QUOTE="Darth-Samus"]

[QUOTE="DocSanchez"]

 

 

Put the tissues away, there's no need to cry about it.

NationProtector

Really buddy? Tissues? That's pitiful dude.

I defended a game I love. On a video games forum. And proudly so. Pretty sure there's nothing out of place with that. And if you think that there is then pal you are in the wrong place. But thanks for trying.

What the hell is going on here?

[QUOTE="Darth-Samus"]

[QUOTE="NationProtector"] So... Do your parents like let you read books or watch movies, or watch the news or anything or do they have you locked up? I say this because to cry at something not even close to a deep story is very...odd.NationProtector

I'm sorry, are you kidding me with a statement as ignorant as that, little dude?

For someone who's been playing the series since the NES orignal and closely followed every one of the releases over the last 26 years (and who also counts the series, its characters, and its lore as some of the most important and very best in my 30 years of gaming), the way that game concluded was remarkably touching and extremely epic.

So that deep story that your feeble brain was too incompetent to comprehend did indeed affect me in that way. And proudly. With such an asinine statement like the one you just made I can only assume one of two things. A) you never played, or at the very least finished, Skyward Sword. Or B) as aluded to before it seems more likely that you were too inept to appreciate its brilliance.

Either way, your loss, our gain.

Let's not please

The best after Wind Waker.Chrome-

Gonna go out on a limb here and say you're not very old.

I really enjoyed Skyward Sword.  Surprisingly I loved the motion controls, swiping with the mote and blocking with the nunchuck attachment made combat that little bit more enjoyable for me.  I agree that the motion controls for flying and swimming where clumsy and pointless though.

 Had some great dungeons/bosses, I'd even say that Koloktos was one of my favourite boss fights of all time.  Fighting the Imprisoned repeatedly certainly got very tedious though. 

 I didn't really like the whole hub city/overworld idea though.  Just want an open world really.

[QUOTE="Chrome-"]The best after Wind Waker.moistsandwich

Gonna go out on a limb here and say you're not very old.

[QUOTE="Chrome-"]The best after Wind Waker.moistsandwich

Gonna go out on a limb here and say you're not very old.

[QUOTE="moistsandwich"]

[QUOTE="Chrome-"]The best after Wind Waker.PurpleMan5000

Gonna go out on a limb here and say you're not very old.

[QUOTE="PurpleMan5000"][QUOTE="moistsandwich"]

Gonna go out on a limb here and say you're not very old.

trugs26

[QUOTE="NationProtector"][QUOTE="Darth-Samus"]

Really buddy? Tissues? That's pitiful dude.

I defended a game I love. On a video games forum. And proudly so. Pretty sure there's nothing out of place with that. And if you think that there is then pal you are in the wrong place. But thanks for trying.

turtlethetaffer

What the hell is going on here?

[QUOTE="NationProtector"][QUOTE="Darth-Samus"]The story was phenomenal and literally had me in tears at the end. charizard1605

Personally, there is only one Zelda that ever got me to well up with tears and that's the Wind Waker. They still have yet to produce a story even half as good as that one in this long running series. I can't wait to play it again soon.

[QUOTE="trugs26"]

[QUOTE="PurpleMan5000"] Really, I would probably agree with him if nostalgia weren't fueling my love for the N64 games. SS is clearly better than TP. It's no Wind Waker, though.PurpleMan5000