Some folks loved the latest Legend of Zelda game but weren’t fond of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Others turned up their noses at Skyward Sword but embraced Bethesda’s latest wholeheartedly. Somehow commenter Sloopydrew found himself disappointed with both games. In today’s Speak Up on
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those franchises and loved the last few games with a fanboy-like passion. But Skyward Sword and Skyrim — along with sharing a similar name — share the feeling of “sameness.”
I just feel like I’ve played these games before and, when I did, they were better. Every Elder Scrolls got better, for me, through Oblivion. Skyrim feels like a glitchy fetch
quest with nothing new. Zelda got better for me through Windwaker. I still liked Twilight Princess, but Skyward Sword leaves me cold. Not to mention, popping in Windwaker after playing Skyward is startling, as Windwaker is clearly graphically superior, on top of being a better game. Anyway, I didn’t want to troll and I know I’m the odd man out on this, but I’m looking for anyone who agrees with me, just to validate that I’m not going crazy. I looked forward to both of these games, bought both on launch and have ended up finishing neither. I played some Skyrim last night and, as I have every time, shut it off about an hour in feeling bored and disappointed. I haven’t even put Skyward Sword back on for at least a week. Probably more. I’m seriously doubting
y1 games latest I’ll even finish either of these games. Certainly startling, as I finished their predecessors more than once each.
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