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(03-31-2018, 11:45 AM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]Born right-handed, but I became interested in using both hands equally when I was just a kid (about 9 or 10). It's usually the other way around (lefties are more likely to adapt to a right-handed world, and thus are more likely to be ambidextrous). Can write pretty well with either one now, but I like to do plenty of stuff exclusively lefty sometimes. I dunno if I was just predisposed to be ambidextrous rather than trained to be, since a lot of stuff just feel "right" when I do it lefty.

Oh I see. I guess I'll start taking this up in my list of daily habits then.

I'm right-handed, but has a child, when me and my friends were playing role-based games pretending to be heroes, I used my sword toy with the left hand to mimic Link. Now I can use both of them on most cases.

(03-31-2018, 12:26 AM)DrHouse64 Wrote: [ -> ]Wouldn't mind a HD version of Skyward Sword on Switch using JoyCons.

i agree with that motion controls and touch screen game sucks

[color=#000080]I don't really understand why people feel Skyward Sword overrated. I personally enjoyed it from start to end, the last hours are indeed fantastic, and the story is (for me), far more developed than Breath of the Wild which really lacked of. Ok it's not my favourite one, also because it came after Twilight Princess on home console and that one was the top-absolute for me with MM...

... Yeah I know, I'm late reacting on this, I was at sea for a while and I finally got some Internet connection (greetings from India btw!)...[/color]

Nobody in the world is saying Skyward Sword is overrated, and I'm not sure where that game from. It's full of awful design choices and hardly-working motion controls, and everyone knows that and shits on it. It's one of the last games I'd consider overrated.

IMO, motion controls were spot-on in Skyward Sword. Dunno what the rest of everyone else was doing, but they worked pretty good for me.

Skyward Sword is quite the game that has a divided audience. Never did a Zelda game before spark such outrage for me. Meanwhile, some player love Skyward Sword. For most Zelda games you won't find such extreme divided audiences.

I don't count the CDI Philips Zelda games... Those should be illegally banned. Never played them through... And never will...

(04-04-2018, 11:57 PM)Admentus Wrote: [ -> ]Skyward Sword is quite the game that has a divided audience. Never did a Zelda game before spark such outrage for me. Meanwhile, some player love Skyward Sword. For most Zelda games you won't find such extreme divided audiences.

Zelda II also has divided audience

(04-05-2018, 12:32 AM)chumpz Wrote: [ -> ]Zelda II also has divided audience

But Zelda II is actually a good game? Even if you would not like it, it is not as bad as Skyward Sword. Personally, I don't like the style of Zelda II but I can agree it is pretty good if not insanely difficult.

(04-04-2018, 11:17 PM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]IMO, motion controls were spot-on in Skyward Sword. Dunno what the rest of everyone else was doing, but they worked pretty good for me.

I agree, only the swimming controls bothered me. 

People put high standards on this game just because it's Zelda but come on, it's just a game.

And being 'extremely' divisive doesn't necessarily mean overrated, it could be quite the opposite, underrated. Examples include: Mario Sunshine and Sonic Unleashed, people call those the worst, yet others really like them and they are seen as underrated if anything. A little subjectivity involved.