We did not hold our tongues in stating in our review that ‘The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword’ was the first Wii game to never miss a traditional controller. In fact, it is quite difficult to think about the title without messing around with Wii Motion Plus . But what happens when something in Nintendo goes well? that is not conceived in any other way until the formula begins to bore:
I sincerely believe that we cannot go back to button controllers now, I think that type of controllers (the motion controllers) will also be used in future titles of the ‘The Legend of Zelda’ saga.
With these words Eiji Aonuma has made it clear that Nintendo developments will continue to be played with Wii Motion and the like until someone knocks on the table. Something that we already expected with the arrival of Wii U, but that few trusted that it would survive that machine. However, I still see the new console controller incompatible with the ‘Skyward Sword’ game system, and it is tremendously uphill for me to buy a new console in which I use an ” old ” controller. Will Wii Motion triumph on the console having that kind of tablet within reach? I sincerely doubt it.
Via | Kotaku
| ‘The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword’. Review, Nintendo Wii U
