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Side Quest 1 Answer. Ask A Question. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. But Skyward Sword deserves even more than it got. Skyward Sword HD gives me the chance to throw my Wii Remotes in the garbage where they belong, in exchange for analog stick controls on Switch.
The result is a far more precise, relaxing, and fun experience than the original Wii game. But Skyward Sword HD is hamstrung by its past: even with motion controls turned off, the game is filled with awkward motion-first mechanics that feel more like a workaround than an update.
The original Skyward Sword changed up the standard Zelda controls through the Wii Remote, forcing players to swing their arm as if they were Link himself, slashing with the Master Sword. Still, the odd remnants of the original Skyward Sword and its obsession with motion controls remain.
Skyward Sword HD is filled with these kinds of odd frustrations. Despite the fact that the two work together to defeat Ganondorf when all is said and done, their relationship is strictly professional.
After all, the two barely know each other. They share a genuine sense of camaraderie, but their connection is mainly through Midna and Midna alone. Spirit Tracks gets a bad reputation for being a direct sequel to what is arguably the worst 2D Zelda game, but it is a massive improvement over Phantom Hourglass. The jump in quality from PH to ST is so high that the latter more or less invalidates the former on a gameplay level. What really makes Spirit Tracks a strong Zelda game unlike its predecessor, however, is the story.
This is the first time where Link and Zelda are genuine equals. The two have a cute relationship that only develops more over the course of the game — Link and Zelda reaching the credits as legitimate equals. Both Breath of the Wild and Age of Calamity 's interpretations of the characters are rooted in Skyward Sword 's dynamic. Interestingly, it does so not through the interactions between the pair, but instead through the scenes involving Link and Zelda's Lorule counterpart, Hilda.
Having grown up in and subsequently reigned over a ruined land, Hilda possesses many qualities that Zelda doesn't while also lacking the gravitas and high status. This in turn alters the way that Link behaves around her, highlighting just how much the gap in status can at times impact the bond between Link and Zelda. They begin at odds with one another before developing a genuine bond that seems to be leaning towards the romantic.
Since Age of Calamity is set in a timeline where the Calamity didn't happen as it did in Breath of the Wild , Link and Zelda's relationship can grow in a way where they aren't rooted in animosity for each other. Not only are Link and Zelda far more openly caring about one another in Age of Calamity , but their two biggest moments are also for the other character. Due to Terrako's time-traveling, Breath of the Wild 's backstory gets slightly rewritten and Link never pulls the Master Sword as a child.
Similarly, Zelda's powers fully manifest when she's trying to protect Link from the Blights. Along with that, Age of Calamity makes it a point to show the lengths Link and Zelda go for each other, setting the stage for a more romantic relationship in Breath of the Wild 2.
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