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Thank you. And no, the motion controls aren't perfect, but a very popular misconception is that you have to stand up to play. You don't. You can very well sit down and play the game just fine (the only motion controls are the sword and when aiming, and of course flying that STUPID LOFTWING. They...

Could you make a cover of Hyrule Castle?

Surprised not one person put the you-know-what from the forums on here. Also, what annoyed me is the stuff going on in my Discord server last night.

That's a genius plan. I'm probably about to write a set of notes for Skyward Sword, in case I can play that again.

For all games, I use my memories, but I do plan to start using notes.

I seen pictures of it, and I can already tell what you mean. It has really nice graphics. Honestly, I hope to play it one day.

Can I play without downloading?

Oh, I understand now. That actually sounds really cool, but it may be a tad difficult to handle (although, to be fair, Link to the Past and Link Between Worlds didn't do lock-on, and they weren't too bad. Well, except for Mold- I can't even say that cursed boss's name)

Well, isometric is very similar to top-down, just a different angle. Zelda II was straight up non-top down, non-isometric, and it was overly difficult.

So, sort of like the 3D Zelda Combat System in a 2D Zelda game?

I'd love to see that for a Zelda game! It'd work really, really nice (actually, I thought Link Between Worlds did that). But yeah, it'd definitely work fantastically. Honestly, I think they could test it out in the next 2D Zelda game, or (controversially) in a remake of Oracle of Ages/Seasons.

Yeah, I see what you're getting at. I really do wish Nintendo would make a console powerful enough to handle Skyward Sword and its motion controls.

Well, then maybe I change my mind. Nintendo needs to make a console specifically for PERFECT motion controls. Then, people can stop complaining about the controls.

Alright. Then, maybe the console's bad. But Chuggaaconroy SAT DOWN WITH HIS WII MOTE UNDER A DESK, HIS MICROPHONE IN FRONT OF HIM SO HE COULDN'T GO UP WITH HIS REMOTE TOO FAR, and he STILL did really good. Maybe it was the Wii. So, if the game got ported, it wouldn't be as bad. Oh, and a...

Watch Chuggaaconroy's walkthrough.

Never said motion controls were the best. They do suck sometimes. But, at the end of the day, the story is good and that's all that matters. I never said that in anyway! All I said was that I don't...I don't understand why people trash it so much! The story, that is. It's a good story.

I ain't crying, first off. And it's not my fault you guys can't understand the only thing I've said (the motion control aren't bad)

So what? People over complain about crap that doesn't even make sense to me.

Well, I'd like to see all of them try to make a game then. Because I guarantee you they couldn't. So maybe people should just stop complaining.

Motion controls aren't even bad. I don't know why people complain. Also, the story? Yeah, it's great! The gameplay? Good. The world? Maybe a bit too linear but fantastic!

This game is a perfect example of people not giving something a chance. If they would've dealt with the cutscenes, got past the intro, I can almost guarantee that they would've LOVED it.

Well, again. Something could've been wrong with their Wiimote because it works perfectly fine. This is one of the few stories I've heard of someone actually encountering problems. And also, maybe the game didn't get a chance it deserved.

The Wii Motion Plus was built for 1:1 Controls. So, maybe the person above wasn't using Wii Motion Plus, or something was wrong with his remote (or the game). And, if that doesn't work, then really, recalibrate them. And also, the controls aren't even bad. It's just people want something to...

*ahem* Explain.

Skyward Sword for sure. It's in fact so interesting that I've written an entire book on it (as of later today). I've never beaten it (I've gotten to the very, very end), but I've played most of both games and I can honestly say that Skyward Sword was interesting because of its story. I love it...

You forgot about one: The Great Gatsby.

You'll never guess where the Hylian Shield is then...Also, good luck finding it (it's in a very, very dangerous area, to say the least)

Kristen Stewart..Definitely Kristen Stewart. Never mind! Definitely not Kristen Stewart! Although the changes in time won't affect how much she sucks in Twilight...and everything else. She's a terrible actress..

Yes, but you forgot about the last one. 10. Sometime after the events of Ganondorf's ressurection, Demise and Ghirahim are reborn.

Sorry but this makes no sense to me...It can only be in the Child Timeline (the sages were never forgotten, Link surely told people and remember that the Divine Beasts were built 10,000 years prior [shortly after FSA] and were named after the sages. Second, Hyrule does not exist in the DT, or at...

Yes, very true. But none of these towns are the towns mentioned above. They were towns named after the sages...or at least what remained of them in legends. Yes, of course. But Lake Hylia's really in that game? I didn't know..can you send me a picture of it? And yes, this is exactly what I was...

Happy Birthday Mases! I hope you have a good day...

Very true. But remember in The Legend of Zelda and in Adventure of Link, Hyrule fell until was nothing. These cities were completely destroyed. And in the Adult Timeline, they were washed away when Hyrule was flooded.

Can I help create some Legend of Zelda guides? Ocarina of Time has quite a few typos in it...and Breath of the Wild is a whole other trick to play..I want to make a complete guide for the game...

Now, I know all of you will disagree with me INSTANTLY. And I don't exactly have the evidence required to prove this. Except for one small, but very powerful line. Zelda, as you are in the Sacred Grounds being recognized as the champion, says "Whether Skyward Bound, Adrift in Time, or Steeped...