The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for the Nintendo Wii it was originally built from the ground up for motion controls.
As a result, there is a lot of swing involved and, well, if you played in 2011, you must remember what a great workout it was. Some players also encountered a number of problems – the motion controls did not always work as intended and certain actions were not always recorded during the most crucial moments of the game if the movements were not performed correctly.
Fortunately, the HD version of the game that will come to Switch is ah …changing things, allowing players to use a more traditional control method – also known as. button and analog inputs. While Nintendo made this very clear during the game’s recent reveal, it is now spreading the word about this new control option, which doesn’t just mean that you can play this game on the go (and on a Switch Lite, for that matter), but it also makes it much more accessible.
In addition to the button-only control system, Skyward Sword on the Switch will also come with enhanced motion control support thanks to updated technology on Joy-Con controllers. The right controller wields Link’s sword, while the left controller will handle his shield. As in the original game, you can also perform other actions with motion controls, such as shooting Link’s bow and arrow.
Are you interested in playing with the new button-only controls, or will you continue with the movement? Tell us below.