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I’ve never really wanted to jump off of a bridge before, so the feeling sort of came as a surprise. It happened while I was in line waiting to play Skyward Sword for the second time at E3. I was watching person after person ahead of me waggle their Wii remotes, trying to defeat skulltulas and moblins when an insurmountable frustration overtook me. I began glancing around frantically, looking for something incredibly high to throw myself off of, but the only thing in sight was the balcony of the VIP section in Nintendo’s giant castle booth thing. Unfortunately, I wasn’t a VIP.

After a few moments I came to grips with myself and tried to figure out why I had nearly just Link’d myself, but I could not figure it out. It wasn’t until it was my turn to play that I realized the problem: Nobody knows how to f*cking playing f*cking Skyward Sword.


I highly suggest watching this video if you’re interested in Skyward Sword. It’s direct-feed footage and I believe it shows some footage not demonstrated in other videos we’ve posted.

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You lucky, lucky Europeans. You’ll be able to play Xenoblade Chronicles later this year, but it doesn’t sound like North American gamers will have the same opportunity. Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime said he had “nothing to announce” about bringing the title stateside in an interview with Kotaku.

The same also goes for The Last Story and the recently released Japanese title Pandora’s Tower. Technically there’s still a chance that all three games could end up in North America sometime down the line, though you shouldn’t count on it for now…

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