I was just pointing it out is all. I'm more inclined to use the motion controls for the emulator anyways. It's just an option for those that DON'T want to use the standard is all. ;-)

I really love this game, but I've gotta say to all you guys who don't see an issue with the jagginess of the graphics, you're crazy. The art direction in this game is great but the fact that it's in standard definition is ass.

I'm not done with it (did about 5 dungeons so far), but I've gotta say that it's a great game. I only have a few issues:

1. I know what a Jelly Blob (and every other treasure and bug) is. You don't have to tell me every time I load my save up.
2. Store interfaces are crap. Shopkeepers talk too much before letting you buy/upgrade an item. Too much menu-mess.
3. I love Fi's design and the way she dances around like figure skater/ballerina, but I don't like that she always reiterates everything and constantly tells me exactly what I need to do. What happened to subtlety, Nintendo? She's there on the down button if I need her.
4. JAGGY GRAPHICS STANDARD DEF

this guy knows where it's at

I'm actually finding myself feeling pretty bored with Skyward Sword, which is really bumming me out. The novelty of the motion controls is fun and there's a lot of other stuff to like about it, but the predictability of the formula is really starting to wear on me.

I think I may have trekked through the second dungeon (always a fire dungeon) and re-learned how to use bombs one too many times at this point. I'm trying really hard to like it, but I'm finding myself feeling impatient more often than not. :(

Third area is when things get different.

This isn't meant to be directed only at seph, but when people say that the formula is getting old or boring, I can see their point. However, I also wonder at what point would the game stop being Zelda? I think in this game, they've kept everything fresh and interesting while still retaining the Zelda formula. If you lost the formula, would it continue to be a Zelda game, or would it be something different? (different not innately being bad or good)

When you really think about it, how exactly could you change such a familiar franchise like Zelda without it being an entirely different thing?

Kart Racer.

following a formula doesn't making somewhat what it is.

all it needs is to be called a zelda game and bingo bango, zelda game. doesn't matter content. it's zelda. dot period

i for one would like a drastic change to the series. a complete overhaul. i don't want to recognize anything beyond characters maybe.

my brain is full of fuck

that's okay you'll survive