Some folks have been interpreting the Facebook message above as n-Space taking a shot at Nintendo. I’m not entirely sure about that, though. What do you guys think?
Format: Wii™
Launch Date: 11/20/11
ESRB: E10+ (Everyone 10 and Older): Animated Blood, Comic Mischief, Fantasy Violence
Game Type: Action Adventure
Players: 1
Developer: Nintendo
Website: http://www.zelda.com/skywardswordA Link to the Future
One of the most storied franchises in history soars to new heights. The Legend of Zelda™: Skyward Sword shakes up the tried-and-true adventure game formula and marks a turning point for the franchise. The introduction of full motion controls enabled by Wii MotionPlus™ technology synchronizes player movements with Link’s actions while offering the most intuitive play control of any game in the series to date.
My last post was about this game. Why didn’t I just put the two of them together…? Ah well. Here’s a bunch of quotes from the guy behind the KH games, Tetsuya Nomura!
Tetsuya Nomura on the story, and the significance of “sleep” and “dreams”:
“It’s a bit complex, but basically there are worlds that fell into darkness besides the ones Sora returned to normal in the first Kingdom Hearts — some of the princesses’ worlds, Dumbo’s world, and so on. The original story had all these worlds get fixed up in KH1’s ending, but not all of them completely returned to normal, instead lying in stasis between light and dark. Since the worlds themselves are asleep, the game is set in the dreams these worlds are having. It’s Sora and Riku’s job to wake these worlds up, return them to normal, and gain their Keyblade Master certification.”
