Customer Ratings & Reviews

Played this game back in 2011 when it came out and remembered enjoying it very much. Saw that it had a HD version for the switch and just had to get it! Very good game for any Zelda fan!

I couldn’t get through this on Wii, but it’s made much better on Switch. It’s nice having a classic Zelda with the groundbreaking BOTW on switch now. Definitely recommend looking up the differences/updates to see if it makes a difference for you!

The story in Skyward Sword is very interesting, so far. I confess I haven't even come close to finishing the game, but that's the beauty of the Zelda games. So much to do and see. And the visuals are so good that I'm thinking of buying a HD monitor to better enjoy them.

Excellent shipping and customer service. Great DS game. Fun and exciting

Loved this game since it came out for the Wii and this remaster is very worthy and made the playing experience even more smooth. A beautiful game with a wonderful story, great dungeons, and an amazing soundtrack. A must-have for any Zelda fan!

Bought this for the switch since I never completed the original game for the Wii system. I couldn’t get over the tedious motion controls. The switch version vastly improves the button controls and the visuals look great. So much more enjoyable this time around.

First and foremost, this is an excellent game! Great story and gameplay. The motion controls are cool but be prepared to constantly recalibrate ( pointing and pressing y). This will definately satisfy your Zelda fix while waiting for BotW 2. Is it worth 60? Yes.

An old classic remade for the modern day. If you passed up on this game 11 years ago, try it now. The revamped control system may be initially clunky, but it is intuitive. The game design is some of Nintendo's best work, and the story will keep you captivated.

So much better than I expected. Really fun art style, memorable characters, and great dialogue. The controls take some getting used to but theyre not as bad as everyone makes them out to be. A really great Zelda game, might be my new favorite behind BOTW.

Great Wii game, brought back to life in HD Remaster

While this remains one of the lesser titles in the entire Zelda franchise, that bar is still incredibly high and with the tweaks and adjustments this release made, the game’s better than ever. Music is top-notch, and the story os simply lovely…

Game came as expected. Nothing wrong with packaging or game itself.

With a physical disability, I can't use the motion controls. I was a little worried about the analog controls, too, as I read they weren't implemented very well. They take some getting used to, but they work fairly well. Release OoT on Switch already, Nintendo!

If you haven't played the wii original than this is the perfect opportunity to play. Better graphics and resolution for a modern era.

Hated the Wii port for this time so I tried the switch version. It is much more fun than the Wii version.

A very nice enhanced port of the Wii game. Graphics are very good. The quality of life changes are very nice. Using the pro controller vs. the motion control scheme of the original takes a little getting used to, so using the joycons are recommended.

This HD port the wii title is pretty good overall, the added button controls definitely fix what most people had issue with. It's still Skyward Sword at the end of the day with all its highs and lows intact.

Nintendo took their time with this game and you can tell. From the graphics, to the combat system, and even the world building. It's all phenomenal. If you own a Nintendo Switch and don't have this game, you've lost the plot

the kids and grandkids were all involved playing this game, trying to help out with directions and actions. they played it for hours and days

Glad I finally got the chance to enjoy this game. Missed it originally on the Wii. But that doesn't change the feel due to the system, slight nostalgia brings me back to those days of motion controls. My only real complaint is how often I need to sync where the gyroscopes are to get the best use of the pointer, but that seems to be a limit on the technology as Super Mario Galaxy on the Switch had the same issue.