Ils’agit du quinzième opus de la série The Legend of Zelda. Annoncé par Shigeru Miyamoto lors d’une conférence privée pendant l'E3 2009, le jeu a été totalement présenté lors de l’E3 2010 où il a été confirmé que le jeu utilisera le Wii MotionPlus. Lors de l’E3 2010, Shigeru Miyamoto annonce que le jeu ne sortira qu’en 20114. Le jeu est sorti le 18 novembre 2011 en
Returning to The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword some ten whole years down the line from its original release, you may be expecting, as we certainly were, to be greeted by a core game that's unavoidably, naturally, beginning to show its age in some regards. It stands to reason, this is an entry in Nintendo's storied franchise that's had its detractors from the get-go, criticised for its sometimes unreliable motion controls, its fractured overworld, intrusive sidekick, pacing and some late-game repetition. Surely by now these issues — these rough edges — have been exacerbated, and even added to, by the natural progression of time. Well, whether or not any of that might have been the case seems quite beside the point now; with this HD remaster, Nintendo has taken its gust bellows to a layer of jank that, in hindsight, stood between players and the true promise, the full potential, of this masterpiece. The raft of tweaks, changes and updates drip-fed to us in the months leading up to The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword HD's release may not have seemed all that exciting on paper — this isn't some ground-up remake and there's no new content or notable changes to how things unfold — but together they give the underlying game here a whole new lease of life. This HD remaster feels like how we were meant to originally experience this adventure, the connection between the game's world and the player now unimpeded. Captured on Nintendo Switch Handheld/Undocked Let's start with those technical changes. The motion controls here, such a divisive element of the original release of this game, now perform so much closer to the way we dreamed they might back in 2011. Tight, responsive and absolutely up to the task in the most frantic of mob battles and boss fights, they may not quite manage the flawless 11 swordplay that was touted back in the day, but boy do they come close. Engaging in combat in The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword HD feels fluid, your sword swipes and shield actions responding accurately to your commands and enabling you to properly relax, to feel confident that the inputs you make whilst playing with motion controls will now translate onto the screen. We were impressed with this game's combat back in 2011, but there was no doubt it could prove hugely frustrating when a thrust or cut failed at some critical moment, when your shield refused to parry an attack or a skyward strike refused to charge. All of these issues are, for the most part, banished here. In terms of the all-new button controls, although they don't quite match up to the feeling of immersion you get from swinging and flicking your Joy-Con as you batter Bokoblins and slice and dice Deku-Babas, they still feel remarkably good and enable Switch Lite and portable players to fully enjoy this experience in handheld mode. Controlling your sword by flicking the right stick works wonderfully well here, and in situations where your sword skills are really put to the test, such as those exacting face-offs against Ghirahim, they prove to be accurate and responsive enough to avoid almost any frustrations. There's still the odd time where a slash doesn't quite line itself up, where you need to thrust for a second time to get the required response, but in comparison to the original game's motion controls the difference in precision is truly noticeable. Captured on Nintendo Switch Docked There has been one trade-off with this handheld control scheme however, with regards to controlling the in-game camera. As we're sure you already know, you now have full control over the game's camera in this HD remaster when using motion controls, the right stick granting you total freedom over where you choose to look — a huge change that makes everything about this game feel so much more modern and free-flowing. However, when using the button control mode, you'll need to to hold down the left bumper button to access full camera control on the right stick. It's not a huge issue, we got used to holding in the left bumper where needed and letting go to engage in combat when necessary, but it's undoubtedly slightly inferior to the total freedom of the motion control set-up. It also caused us to spend a lot of time unsheathing our sword by accident until we got used to it. The raft of quality of life changes that have been introduced here combine with these revamped controls for a much more modern feeling, streamlined and enjoyable experience. The new autosave feature that records your progress on the fly, the introduction of multiple save slots, removal of repetitive item descriptions, ability to skip cutscenes and speed up text; nothing here is ground-breaking — it's all stuff that perhaps should have been included from the get-go — but it is nevertheless transformative to the flow of this ten-year-old game. Of course, the biggest change in terms of quality of life has to be the streamlining of your communications with Fi. Your sword-dwelling spirit side-kick is still an integral part of proceedings, but she's no longer constantly harping on or appearing every five minutes to give you a redundant run-down of things you already know. In fact, the whole Fi mechanic is almost elegant now — how you can call upon her only when necessary with a quick push of the d-pad for a hint, objective update or enemy description. She's actually useful and no longer the incessant annoyance of old. Alongside all of the other changes we've mentioned here it all adds up to a game that feels as though it's finally been given the freedom to flow properly, no longer bogged down by control issues, constant interruptions or annoying, over-eager guides. Captured on Nintendo Switch Handheld/Undocked However, with all of this doing so much to positively affect the player experience in The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword HD, it definitely does leave a quite a bad taste in the mouth that the ability to jump at will between Skyloft and The Surface has been locked behind the official Loftwing amiibo. When so much good work has been done to improve the game's pacing, it feels like a real misstep to lock this one properly significant change to the tempo of how you move around the world — perhaps even the biggest change — behind what is, essentially, a paywall. Away from this one issue however, this remaster really has taken a ten-year-old game and made it sing like never before. We haven't even mentioned the jump from 30 to 60 FPS yet, a shift that makes everything you do here feel so much more fluid, exacting and responsive. Gliding through the air on your Crimson Loftwing, battling battalions of Bokoblin and clawshotting, whipping or swinging your way around the intricately designed dungeons here is now an absolute joy. That silky smooth frame rate joining forces with the new and improved controls and refreshed visuals to deliver an experience on a technical level that finally, absolutely does justice to the artistry and ingenuity of the game underneath. Indeed, perhaps the biggest surprise in returning to this adventure ten years on, quite apart from all of the changes, nips and tucks introduced in this HD remaster, is just how well the core gameplay, the story, the dungeons, boss fights and puzzles have stood the test of time. It has its minor issues for sure; there's some unnecessary repetition of one major face-off, perhaps a little too much re-treading of overly familiar territory in the build up to the gloriously intricate final dungeon — and we could all have done without being thrown into a search for flipping Tadtones so late in the game — but overall what's here is still an absolute joy to engage with. This is a game that's oft been criticised for its rather empty hub area, and it's true there's not a great pile to do or see as you fly around The Sky, but once on The Surface, once engaging with enemies, solving puzzles and searching out secrets, this is perhaps as good as a traditional, non-open world Zelda game has ever been. From Faron Woods to Eldin Volcano, Lanaryu Desert and beyond, it's non-stop fun with clever mechanics and new ideas around every corner. Boss battles — beyond that slight repetition issue with The Imprisoned — are also perfectly pitched, a fantastical, often ridiculously OTT line-up of grotesqueries that are suitably bombastic without being overly punishing, challenging without standing too tall in the face of your progression through the campaign. Captured on Nintendo Switch Docked The story too, without wanting to spoil a second of anything for those who are coming to this one fresh, adds much to the Zelda timeline. We get some great backstory here, origin details and explanations, as well as being introduced to some properly stand-out original characters we love you, Groose. Skyloft may not be the most modern of game hubs — it's small and underpopulated and the islands that surround it are, for the most part, nothing more than hiding spots for the game's treasure chests and a handful of mini-games — but it's all so well designed, full of smart secrets and delightfully oddball characters. Soaring around these skies still feels utterly triumphant at times, too, taking to the air after an arduous dungeon run or boss battle, running and diving off a ledge to freefall and then be swept up by your Loftwing as that orchestral score rises... it still feels heroic. In the end then, The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword HD brings a level of Nintendo finesse and polish that was perhaps slightly lacking first time round. The quality of life improvements, increased frame rates, crisp HD visuals, refined controls and newly liberated in-game camera combine here to remove all previous barriers to your enjoyment of this epic, intricate and wonderfully clever entry in the Zelda franchise. It's a game that's received its fair share of criticism in the years since it originally released, but one that's now addressed many of those criticisms whilst coming as close to realising its full potential as is perhaps possible. Conclusion The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword HD introduces a raft of technical improvements and quality of life updates that reinvigorate and revitalise this ten-year-old game. With motion controls more precise than ever before, an alternate button control scheme that totally works, crisp HD graphics, smooth 60fps gameplay and a bothersome sidekick who's been streamlined into something altogether more useful, this really does feel like Skyward Sword as it was meant to be experienced. Yes, the locking off of instant travel behind the official amiibo is a misstep, but beyond this one issue what's here is a sublime experience, a technical triumph and an absolute must-play for Switch owners and Zelda fans.
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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Cyan GBATemp's lurking knight 21 do not touch your system menu version. it's irrelevant. the game does NOT care about the version of the system menu, the homebrew don't either, the USBloaders don't care about it, nobody care about the version of your system menu. DOP Mii doesn't work offline. if you want an offline solution, you should use ModMii. it's the safest way to update and fix any issues offline. the system menu is not a slot, it's a channel. and it requires a specific IOS slot to work, so if you mess your console randomly you can brick it ! please, use modmii. Or don't use modmii and don't touch your system at all. just use a different ISO. yeah, I know, it works in emulators, but like I said it's not a reference Last edited by Cyan, Feb 6, 2017 Joined Feb 4, 2017 Messages 6 Trophies 0 Age 26 XP 43 Country 22 do not touch your system menu version. it's irrelevant. the game does NOT care about the version of the system menu, the homebrew don't either, the USBloaders don't care about it, nobody care about the version of your system menu. DOP Mii doesn't work offline. if you want an offline solution, you should use ModMii. it's the safest way to update and fix any issues offline. the system menu is not a slot, it's a channel. and it requires a specific IOS slot to work, so if you mess your console randomly you can brick it ! please, use modmii. Or don't use modmii and don't touch your system at all. just use a different ISO. yeah, I know, it works in emulators, but like I said it's not a reference Ok, got it! Thanks for clarifying. I've had many different complications with this Wii, I got it from someone in China who had gotten it hacked, but I have another Wii from the States that I will update and start from the beginning with. Skyward Sword will have to wait. Thanks for being one of the most helpful people on this forum Cyan! Keep it up Joined Sep 15, 2017 Messages 1 Trophies 0 Age 35 XP 32 Country 23 this video helped me fix it. i did it for skyward sword but like cyan says its for all games that use Motion+ if you have never done it before yes, i know its 2017 im a new homebrewer Cyan GBATemp's lurking knight 24 alternate dol is so 2010's if you still need that solution, it means you have an old softmod and still using old cIOS version with issues and game incompatibility. why not just update your cIOS to v8 final and don't care about alt dol anymore? for your information, all the motion+ issues were fixed in d2x v7 released in 2011 Last edited by Cyan, Sep 15, 2017 Similar threads No one is chatting at the moment.
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You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Wii XXXX - The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword USA Thread starter tempBOT Start date Nov 11, 2011 Views 213,496 Replies 902 Likes 16 Joined Nov 10, 2011 Messages 203 Trophies 0 XP 37 Country 621 its called Flashcard in English and this is the wrong thread for it! 622 Can't wait!! Can't wait!! I am almost sure that Skyward Sword will work on my Wii. I don't like installing stuff on my Wii unless it is really necessary. I have a very old cIOS249, I think it is rev 10 I installed it to use with USB Loader GX when it came out... but I have always been able to play any game I wanted using GX... recently I played the latest kirby and even the Zelda E3 demo with no issues. All I always do is set the "Error 002 fix" to "anti" and everything works fine... so I am pretty sure I'll be able to play this full version of Zelda!!! Why is this wad fix bundled with the game if people are saying that it is not necessary? cIOS249 USB Loader GX As I was foreseeing, it worked! And again, I didn't have to install anything new. Just to make sure... if I was able to start the game and walk around Skyloft, does it mean that I should be fine playing it till the end. Or are there any known freezing points? Thanks probably. I haven't read about any freezing spots but it's too early to tell. 623 after a few hours, i just want to say what i didn't like about it so far. it was slow and boring at the start maybe because they did this is like every zelda game. also , text are SO SLOW. i don't remember it being this slow in previous zelda games! how can i speed them up? and finally, why did developers choose to completely use the motionplus and not IR pointer too. sometimes it's smoother and quicker to use the IR pointer on the wiimote. so when using the slingshot or viewing the area, the camera is controlled with motionplus and not the ir pointer. its not better than the ir pointer imo and it's slower. still the game is good. so far its the same as other zelda games but with a new control scheme. but also a bit more cinematic this time around which i like im currently at the first dungeon. . 624 PAL version torrent is up Deleted User Guest 625 after a few hours, i just want to say what i didn't like about it so far. it was slow and boring at the start maybe because they did this is like every zelda game. also , text are SO SLOW. i don't remember it being this slow in previous zelda games! how can i speed them up? and finally, why did developers choose to completely use the motionplus and not IR pointer too. sometimes it's smoother and quicker to use the IR pointer on the wiimote. so when using the slingshot or viewing the area, the camera is controlled with motionplus and not the ir pointer. its not better than the ir pointer imo and it's slower. still the game is good. so far its the same as other zelda games but with a new control scheme. but also a bit more cinematic this time around which i like im currently at the first dungeon. . Hold A to make text faster. Joined Nov 12, 2011 Messages 3 Trophies 0 XP 4 Country 626 PAL version torrent is up Indeed, but it is slow as hell. Joined Mar 31, 2008 Messages 47 Trophies 0 XP 166 Country 627 That really sucks. I haven't been following too closely on Wii U info, so I was hoping the wiimote/nunchuck was being dumped altogether. I'll still get one regardless as Nintendo is my favorite gaming company but I just wish they would go back to regular controllers only. Either that or get these motion controls down pat. blechner, as far as I know as long as you made it to the Motion+ tutorial then into the game then you should be fine. I haven't encountered any freezes yet but I'm not real far into the game at this point. Thanks! Happiest day of my life! I am a Zelda fan! By the way, I didn't have any issues with motion+ tutorial because I had already played sports resort before using the alternate dol method, so I could skip the tutorial in Zelda. 628 PAL version torrent is up Indeed, but it is slow as hell. Is it legit? someone can confirm? Joined Mar 15, 2009 Messages 75 Trophies 0 XP 150 Country Joined Nov 10, 2011 Messages 101 Trophies 0 XP 243 Country 630 Wow, i stand up, used google and found this on a torrent site [Wii] The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword [PAL][FULL][MULTI6] Its from a piracy site we shouldn't be mentioning and the commentaries are saying this is 100% no fake. Hopefully they are right. Someone knows more informations?. Joined Mar 15, 2009 Messages 75 Trophies 0 XP 150 Country 631 The commentaries don't say anything. The one confirming it, is the uploader him/her/itself! Wait for confirmation or try it out yourself and tell the rest of us 632 the uploader also has a torrent for the symphonic CD as flac. i think he is legit. made a new thread with all the information 633 Ok, I'm downloading the torrent rn 100kbps. 634 yeah but i wonder why it woudnt work before The way that Hard drives are setup can affect how the games work, WBFS is a wii format for games therfore its got the highest chance of working, i still yet to play it, still downloading it taking for ever to do not really, the quality of your loader and cIOS have an impact here, and D2X + latest UsbLoaderGX are fine with ntfs/fat32..... only thing its missing is exfat lol. the USB has to be plugged in the 2nd usb port closest to the bottom. thats actually USB0 according to the controller mapping. Joined Nov 12, 2011 Messages 26 Trophies 0 XP 23 Country 635 Guys, how do I get this to work? I tried updating EVERY WAD... IOS245[37]-v7a5fixed to IOS251[58]-v7a5fixed, and it doesn't work. I did it with Wad Manager. Guys, I need a STEP BY STEP process. Right now, I am on Step 1. Please, anyone, help!! PS It says that it can't read the Disc. I am considering to go back to the drawing board. Please give me a step by step solution. 636 Burning from scrubbed iso's can be a gamble. playing from a burned disk on a softmodded wii is just going to wear your wii drive out. Joined Nov 12, 2011 Messages 4 Trophies 0 XP 1 Country 637 OK, I just burned Skyward Sword Ntsc on to my Blank DVD, and put the disk in my Wii, when I try to run it on Neogamma, it just sends me back to the Home Screen, can somebody please help me!!!! I'm using Neogamma IOS 249 Rev 21. Joined Nov 12, 2011 Messages 26 Trophies 0 XP 23 Country 638 Burning from scrubbed iso's can be a gamble. playing from a burned disk on a softmodded wii is just going to wear your wii drive out. Is there any way of playing it on a disc? I don't have a hard drive, so USB loader won't work, a disc will work. Any step by step methods which will work on burned discs? Joined Nov 12, 2011 Messages 4 Trophies 0 XP 1 Country 639 Burning from scrubbed iso's can be a gamble. playing from a burned disk on a softmodded wii is just going to wear your wii drive out. Is there any way of playing it on a disc? I don't have a hard drive, so USB loader won't work, a disc will work. Any step by step methods which will work on burned discs? Yes, can anyone please tell us any methods of playing Skyward Sword on a DVD using Neogamma?!!! I REALLY want to play this game, and I'm pretty sure other people would like to know the methods of using a DVD for Skyward Sword. Please anyone?!!!! 640 turn on 002 fix in neogamma if its there, and enable block ios reload. Similar threads No one is chatting at the moment.

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Actuellement Note 3 votes par Majora MIM le 07/01/2012 Lorsque vous jouez sur l'écran titre grâce au bug "Voyage à l'écran titre" vous pouvez consulter les statues d'oiseaux de célesbourg. Si vous séléctionnez un fichier en même temps, les menus de la statue et du fichier seront affichés en même temps. Poussez alors le stick à droite pour séléctionner "Sauvegarder" et "Commencer" en même temps. Vous lancerez alors le fichier et Link se trouvera téléporté à la position x,y,z correspondant à celle de la statue de célesbourg dans le niveau où vous aviez sauvegardé votre fichier la dernière fois. Si ce bug peut souvent vous envoyer tomber dans le décor, il peut s'avérer utile dans d'autres situations -En lançant le bug de l'écran titre à l'entrée des mines de Lanelle et en sauvegardant à la statue près de l'école sur l'écran titre sautez dans le vide près de la barrière en haut des escaliers menant au carrefour entre les escaliers menant à la statue et le chemin menant à l'école pour être amené près de la statue vous pourrez entrer directement aux gorges de Lanelle. -De même en lançant le bug de l'écran titre dans la grande salle centrale du 3e donjon et en sauvegardant à la statue de l'école vous pourrez sauter la moitié du donjon. -Vous pouvez aussi atteindre directement le sommet de la montagne lorsque vous devez accompagner Récupix avec la bassime du dragon d'eau. Bref de nombreuses possibilités! Bonne chasse aux secrets. Précisions de Bu Quand on change de zone, la plupart du temps y a un fondu, mais y a des exceptions, par exemple la partie de gauche de la mine, dans laquelle on dois marcher dans le sable, c'est une différente zone et y'a un chargement à la porte qui est pourtant sans murs. Les pièces sont partiellement chargées et ont un chargement complet en passant la porte. Donc, si on se téléporte dans une zone non chargée, on ne peux pas progresser. Dans les zones partiellement chargée, on ne peux pas non plus, mais certains éléments dont les statues sont chargés. Du coup, le but, c'est de viser une zone partiellement chargée contenant une statue, d'activer la statue, de se barrer, et de revenir à la statue pour avoir droit au chargement. Se téléporter dans une pièce, c'est souvent un mauvais plan, faut privilégier les téléportations dans une même zone. Actuellement Note 3 votes par Majora MIM le 06/01/2012 À la manière de Twilight Princess, il est possible de se déplacer dans la map de l'écran titre Célesbourg. Pour cela vous devez mourir. Sur l'écran de Game Over, séléctionnez "Continuer" et appuyez sur reset immédiatement. Vous pouvez maintenant vous déplacer sur l'écran titre dans un Célesbourg à moitié chargé. Ce bug peut mener à de nombreux autres, que je détaillerai dans d'autres secrets. Actuellement Note 1 vote par Cookies-boy le 25/12/2011 Après avoir obtenu le grappin, retournez sur le toit là ou vous avez effectué votre première mission consistant à récupérer un chat. Vous remarquerez une cheminée avec une cible pour le grappin. Vous vous retrouvez ensuite dans la plafond jusqu'à aller dans la chambre de Zelda. Ouvrez son placard afin de trouver le fameux quart de coeur! Y aller la nuit vous permettra de récupérer un cristal de gratitude et de voir le père de Zelda qui se lave, et non on ne voit rien! Actuellement Note 1 vote par Bu le 23/11/2011 Vous vous en rendrez compte très vite dans Skyward Sword, tout est très cher ! Vous aurez rapidement besoin d'un nombre conséquent de rubis. Vous avez donc plusieurs solutions - A partir d'un certain point du jeu, un des acolytes d'Hergo vous avouera sa passion pour les insectes. Vous pourrez lui en vendre, de nuit, dans sa chambre d'internat, pour une jolie somme. S'il ne propose pas de vous acheter ceux que vous voulez, dormez dans son lit jusqu'à la nuit tombée pour qu'il vous en propose d'autres. - Le vendeur si souriant du marché couvert est beaucoup moins jovial de nuit. Néanmoins, il vous proposera d'acheter vos trésors, en général pour 3o rubis pièce. Vous accumulerez très facilement les gélatibulles, les perles d'ambre, alors n'hésitez pas à les lui vendre en grande quantité ! S'il ne vous propose pas d'acheter les trésors que vous voulez, dormez dans son lit jusqu'à la nuit tombée également. Sa maison se trouve à côté du cimetière. - Après avoir retrouvé la roulette du gérant de l'île du même nom, il vous proposera un mini-jeu. Passez au travers de tous les anneaux, sans toucher les balles, et atterrissez sur une case de couleur pour gagner une jolie somme ! Actuellement -/5 Note -/5 0 votes par Bu le 23/11/2011 Une fois la quête de Morcego activée, vous pourrez trouver des cristaux de gratitude, soit en vous baladant de nuit, soit en complétant des quêtes annexes dans lesquelles vous aidez des gens. Allez le voir régulièrement pour obtenir des récompenses ! 5 cristaux Bourse moyenne capacité 500 rubis 10 cristaux Fragment de cœur 30 cristaux Grande Bourse capacité 1000 rubis + Médaille maléfique 40 cristaux Rubis doré 50 cristaux Bourse géante capacité 5000 rubis 70 cristaux Rubis dorés x 2 80 cristaux Bourse énorme capacité 9000 rubis A noter que la médaille maléfique, une fois placée dans votre sacoche, vous empêche d'utiliser vos objets, y compris votre bouclier, mais vous permet de ramasser plus de rubis et de trésors. Si vous allez dans des zones dangereuses, pensez à la mettre au dépôt ! Une fois la quête terminée, notez aussi que les bébêtes mignonnes telles que Myu ne deviendront plus agressives la nuit ! Actuellement -/5 Note -/5 0 votes par Bu le 23/11/2011 Peu après le premier donjon, vous aurez l'occasion de commencer des quêtes. Dans l'une d'elle, une enfant de Célesbourg a disparu. Après avoir parlé à quelques pnj dans la ville, vous serez dirigé vers une île dont le seul bâtiment ressemble à une citrouille géante, au sud-ouest. Rentrez, parlez au vieil homme pour qu'il vous raconte avoir vu un démon et vous indique la façon dont il s'y est pris. Retournez à Célesbourg, allez de nuit au cimetière, et faites une roulade contre la tombe tout au fond à gauche, juste à côté de l'arbre, puis poussez la. Un passage se libère. Descendez l'échelle, entrez dans la maison glauque pour retrouver la fillette, pas si disparue que ça, ainsi qu'une nouvelle et longue quête ! Actuellement Note 1 vote par Bu le 23/11/2011 Dans l'internat de Célesbourg, la chambre de Zelda est fermée. Pour y accéder, vous devrez tirer au grappin sur la cible dans la cheminée de l'internat, à l'extérieur. Vous tomberez au-dessus de la salle de bain, vous donnant donc l'occasion, de nuit, de découvrir qui monopolise le bain, de trouver un cristal de gratitude. Vous aurez aussi la possibilité de lire le journal intime de la donzelle, et de voir une peluche Tingle ! Actuellement -/5 Note -/5 0 votes par Bu le 23/11/2011 Un des plus célèbres boucliers de la série, et bien évidemment le plus efficace du jeu ! Il ne se casse pas, protège du feu et de la foudre. Pour l'obtenir, cependant, il vous faudra relever le plus grand défi du jeu le mini-jeu du dragon de la foudre. Après avoir fini le dernier temple, retournez le voir pour qu'il vous annonce que son mini-jeu est prêt. Il s'agit donc de tuer les 12 boss du jeu...à la suite et sans soin. Les seuls soins disponibles sont les coeurs présents dans les salles des boss, et vous aurez, pour chacun, l'équipement que vous aviez à ce moment sauf l'épée et le bouclier. Vous choisissez le premier, les autres sont aléatoires. Vous gagnez de l'argent à chaque combat, et si vous arrivez à gagner le défi, vous remportez donc ce bouclier légendaire. Page [ 1 ] 2 Proposer son secret. Notezque la date de sortie de The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD est fixée au 26 juillet 2021. En attendant, vous pouvez replonger dans Breath of The Wild ou encore Link's Awakening, jeux
Page D'AccueilAstuces et codes de tricheALL VERSIONS / SWITCH / WIITThe Legend of Zelda Skyward SwordIntroductionSalut et bienvenus sur Apocanow. Nous vous présentons l'article sur les astuces et les codes de triche de The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword. Nous souhaitons que vous sera util et que vous permettra d'améliorer votre expérience vidéo ne pas être tous! Si vous avez trouvé quelque chose de nouveau contactez-nous ou commentez cet article et nous serons ravis d'ajouter votre matériel à celui déjà tirez votre épée et vivez la première histoire de la série Legend of Zelda. Rejoignez Link dans sa mission de haut vol pour sauver Zelda, une amie d'enfance qui fait face à son destin. Descendez dans le monde perfide de la surface dans cette mise à jour HD version de The Legend of Zelda Skyward RiprovaLes astuces à notre disposition sont valables pour ALL VERSIONS / SWITCH / WII et devraient être toutes ceux valables depuis que le jeu est sorti, c'est-à-dire le =/ng/lang. Nous actualisons la liste des console chaque fois que s'en ajoute une nouvelle à la plusieurs astuces, conseils et stratégies pour The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword ALL VERSIONS / SWITCH / WII Conseils est terminée. Voici pour vous les astuces pour ce Astuces du jeu Malheureusement nous n'avons, en ce moment, aucune Astuce pour ce jeu. Ne vous inquiétez pas dès que nous en avons, nous actualiserons cette page avec des astuces existantes!
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IGN's The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword for Wii and Skyward Sword HD for Nintendo Switch complete strategy guide and walkthrough will lead you through every step of Skyward Sword from the title screen to the final credits, including every collectibles, puzzles, boss strategies and more. This walkthrough includes the locations of all major items and secrets you can find along the way, including Pieces of Heart and Goddess Cube Locations, as well as chests full of other important items that you can find. advertisementThe Walkthrough also includes puzzle solutions for all the various dungeons, and the best strategies to defeat Enemies, Bosses much more. Click on a section of the Walkthrough below to get started! Skyward Sword Walkthrough SectionsPrologue - Skyloft The Wing CeremonyThe RaceSearching for Zelda - Faron Woods Sealed GroundsFaron WoodsKikwi HuntDeep WoodsDungeon - Skyview TempleSearching for Zelda - Eldin Volcano Eldin VolcanoThe Pieces of KeyDungeon - Earth TempleSearching for Zelda - Lanayru Desert Lanayru MineLanayru DesertThe GeneratorDungeon - Lanayru Mining FacilityReturn to the Sealed Grounds Stop the ImprisonedThe Light TowerInto the ThunderheadSearching for the Sacred Flames - Faron Woods The Silent Realm - Faron WoodsLake FloriaDungeon - Ancient CisternSearching for the Sacred Flames - Lanayru Desert The Silent Realm - Lanayru DesertSand SeaDungeon - SandshipSearching for the Sacred Flames - Eldin Volcano The Silent Realm - Eldin VolcanoVolcano SummitDungeon - Fire SanctuaryThe Imprisoned - Round 2LeviasSearching for the Song of the Hero The Imprisoned - Round 3Flooded Faron WoodsCaptured by Bokoblins Eldin VolcanoLanayru GorgeFinale The Silent Realm - SkyloftDungeon - Sky KeepThe End Final Boss FightSkyward Sword MapUp Next The Wing CeremonyWas this guide helpful?In This Wiki GuideThe Legend of Zelda Skyward SwordThe Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword introduces full motion control enabled by the Wii MotionPlus accessory, which synchronizes player movements with Link's actions while offering intuitive play control.
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