Triforce King
Pathfinder for life
I will start by saying that The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword's producer Eiji Aonuma was in a interview with Nintendo Power. What they was talking about was none other than Skyward Sword, and the story about Skyward Sword. Now I find this interesting because in the interview, Eiji Aonuma gave out some key points of how the story, and the gameplay are going to play out. Now this is a list of what he has said:
-the story is centered on the creation of the Master Sword
- Link sort-of forges it along the way
- Link and Zelda are great childhood friends in Skyloft
- Link must hunt down Zelda to save her from the land below Skyloft, which one [sic] one has visited before
- Zelda is in no way a princess in the traditional sense
- Zelda is both sweet but has another strong side to her
- Link will use Zelda’s harp to find something important
- playing the harp involves strums and the MotionPlus, and is based on the rhythm of strumming
- quite a few fully orchestrated songs, but not all
- the design choice with Lord Ghirahim was to make a villain opposite the style of Ganon
- there most likely is not a relationship between Ghirahim and Vaati
- Skyward Sword comes before Ocarina of Time
- the Triforce sort of takes on a different meaning and plays a different role in the story
- Ganon will not appear in the game
- the guys at the bird race are part of a knight academy that Link is a part of
- these knights oversee the school, and [the people are] also his classmates
- there’s also a vast world above the clouds as well–little islands floating in the sky all over the place
- these places feature events and scenarios that play out
- the bird is used for travel and racing.
Wow, now that's a lot of good information about the game, but what I thought was the most interesting thing that Aonuma said about the game was the Knight Academy.
I believe that the Knight Academy is very interesting because you can just think of the possibilities of how that will work out in the game. Okay, now just imagine that Link can learn his sword techniques from someone in the Academy, probably one of his instructors. Now also imagine that Link gets to do Knight missions in the game. What's cool about this is that Link can do missions from gathering information, delivering important things to saving people and exterminating enemies. I would like it if the missions was mandatory to the game, that you would have to complete your current mission in order to move on to the next mission or storyline.
I think this is a good idea to add a Knight Academy on Eiji Aonuma part. So what do you think about the Knight Academy? Do you think its a good idea, or do you think its a bad idea. Do you think it will be one of the most important places to go in Skyward Sword, or do you think it will be a ordinary place? Please comment and let me know what you guys think of this?
-the story is centered on the creation of the Master Sword
- Link sort-of forges it along the way
- Link and Zelda are great childhood friends in Skyloft
- Link must hunt down Zelda to save her from the land below Skyloft, which one [sic] one has visited before
- Zelda is in no way a princess in the traditional sense
- Zelda is both sweet but has another strong side to her
- Link will use Zelda’s harp to find something important
- playing the harp involves strums and the MotionPlus, and is based on the rhythm of strumming
- quite a few fully orchestrated songs, but not all
- the design choice with Lord Ghirahim was to make a villain opposite the style of Ganon
- there most likely is not a relationship between Ghirahim and Vaati
- Skyward Sword comes before Ocarina of Time
- the Triforce sort of takes on a different meaning and plays a different role in the story
- Ganon will not appear in the game
- the guys at the bird race are part of a knight academy that Link is a part of
- these knights oversee the school, and [the people are] also his classmates
- there’s also a vast world above the clouds as well–little islands floating in the sky all over the place
- these places feature events and scenarios that play out
- the bird is used for travel and racing.
Wow, now that's a lot of good information about the game, but what I thought was the most interesting thing that Aonuma said about the game was the Knight Academy.
I believe that the Knight Academy is very interesting because you can just think of the possibilities of how that will work out in the game. Okay, now just imagine that Link can learn his sword techniques from someone in the Academy, probably one of his instructors. Now also imagine that Link gets to do Knight missions in the game. What's cool about this is that Link can do missions from gathering information, delivering important things to saving people and exterminating enemies. I would like it if the missions was mandatory to the game, that you would have to complete your current mission in order to move on to the next mission or storyline.
I think this is a good idea to add a Knight Academy on Eiji Aonuma part. So what do you think about the Knight Academy? Do you think its a good idea, or do you think its a bad idea. Do you think it will be one of the most important places to go in Skyward Sword, or do you think it will be a ordinary place? Please comment and let me know what you guys think of this?