Speaking to Pocket-Lint various issues affecting Wii, Shigeru Miyamoto revealed that Zelda: Skyward Sword is little more than half of the production. This simple reference obviously has given credence to those who believe that the date for "early 2011" is too optimistic. Pending clarification from Nintendo or any possible linkages (we speak of Zelda after all) point to a further statement concerning the "thickness" of the game content as intended.
In the manner of the previous chapters, Miyamoto wants to give a lot to do and push the player to return after completing Zelda: Skyward Sword the first time. The issue on which more attention is given, it seems, is the gameplay and the various related mechanical checks, fights and so on.
Speaking to Pocket-Lint various issues affecting Wii, Shigeru Miyamoto revealed that Zelda: Skyward Sword is little more than half of the production. This simple reference obviously has given credence to those who believe that the date for "early 2011" is too optimistic. Pending clarification from Nintendo or any possible linkages (we speak of Zelda after all) point to a further statement concerning the "thickness" of the game content as intended.In the manner of the previous chapters, Miyamoto wants to give a lot to do and push the player to return after completing Zelda: Skyward Sword the first time. The issue on which more attention is given, it seems, is the gameplay and the various related mechanical checks, fights and so on.
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