On the final day of E3, Kotaku intern Michael Epstein and I were running on fumes. I couldn't hold a camera still and he couldn't z-target. Nevertheless, we endeavoured to play all three parts of the E3 2011 demo for this year's big Wii game, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Please forgive the shakes; I think the game looks quite nice despite them.
9 Minutes Of Us *Trying* To Play Legend Of Zelda: Skyward Sword
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Wow, thats shaky, and I ain't tlaking about the waggle!
At 3:24 was that some Dragon Quest Music I heard? :D
The game looks great. Love my zelda! But i didnt get distracted by the booth chick in the background there.....:P
ahhh who am i kidding.....yes i did get distracted
I just found it funny he didn't know he could lock on.
Wow you guys seem to always be pretty terrible at your zelda games...
Why would you give him a red tunic for the bottom of the lake.. give him the blue you monster!
Skyward sword looks so pretty :D
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