The remastered version of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD is just around the corner, so Nintendo has released a video explaining in detail what new features this improved version of the Nintendo Wii classic will include. Do you want to know all the news? Well, keep reading that we detail them below.
Zelda: Skyward Sword HD Upgrades
One of the main functions that the development team has had to focus on is related to control. And it is that we remember that the game has had to include changes in the control so that they are compatible with the Joy-Con (in the same way that it did with the Wii Wiimote).
On the one hand, it has been sought that players can continue making gestures in the air to enjoy movement control, and on the other, they have also thought of a traditional control so that users of the small Switch Lite or those who play in desktop mode they can also enjoy this adventure of Link.
But we already knew all this, so the manufacturer has presented a list of official changes with which to get a more exact idea of what we are going to find on July 16.
What's New in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD
- Fay's optional help: The spirit of the Divine Sword will only appear in the video scenes and when necessary, but we can also summon it manually if we need extra help.
- Improved performance: The game now runs smoother (thanks in part to Switch performance) and runs at a stable 60 frames per second.
- Fast forward text: Now we can finally move through the conversations of the villagers and secondary characters more quickly by simply pressing the B button that will lead to the next sentence. No more endless conversations.
- Simplified object information: Tired of the descriptions that appear every time you pick up items and materials? Explanations will now only appear the first time you pick up something of that class.
- Skippable video scenes: It is now possible to skip video clips by pressing the “–“ button on the controller.
- Automatic saving: In addition to having the classic manual save function, now the game will also be saved automatically so that you do not suffer any unexpected mishaps.
- skippable tutorial dialogss: If you are an expert, skip and avoid the tutorials that serve to introduce the new game mechanics to get into the action as soon as possible.
In the following official video published by Nintendo you can see all these functions shown briefly on video so you can keep an eye on it:
Remember The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD It will arrive on Nintendo Switch on July 16, and it will be an appetizer until we can finally receive the second part of Breath of the Wild, which is scheduled for sometime in 2022.