Fun stuff today, even more than College Football(hint of sarcasm), anyway, IGN posted something on whether Skyward Sword will not be as good as Twilight Princess, or whether it will be better.  Wanna hear more?  Of course you do, click read more and see what happens(BOOM)Well, the parts of this article are only going to be based on what has been played of Skyward Sword so far.  Based on some of the gameplay videos I have seen, and how awesome the 1:1 sword controls are, I am already going to say Skyward Sword is going to be superior.  But you can’t really compare the two.  They are from different views, but the consistent complaints of Twilight Princess remain constant: gimmicky motion controls, iffy wolf parts, slow start up time,  and a disgustingly easy difficulty level.  I really enjoyed Twilight Princess though. It was epic, not really legendary like Ocarina of Time and a Link to the Past, but definitely solid for sure. Want to hear another opinion? Here’s what IGN’s  Richard George had to say:

One key distinction is the Skyward foes tend to be a bit more challenging. One of the key complaints leveled at Twilight Princess was its mature styling was betrayed by a difficulty level that was borderline insulting. The only times I ever died were because of stupid, foolish moves that were overly aggressive – and even then it was tough to die.

But bosses are more than just difficulty. They are memorable because of their artistic direction. They are memorable because of the scope and complexity of the fight. I don’t care that the final fight with Ganon in Ocarina of Time is easy – it’s still awesome. Here’s hoping Skyward Sword steps it up. So far the battles I’ve played have been entertaining from a gameplay standpoint but not necessarily memorable. They’re certainly not at the level of Twilight Princess… so far.

 

Nicely done for sure.  Definitely go an pre order Skyward Sword for sure though.  Which do you think will be better? Skward? Twilight? Or Skyrim? I know, I said it.  Talk it out in the comments!

Source: IGN