Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword  Posted: 11/12/11  Motion
controls are a boon to family gatherings and nursing homes, but
when you want to spend quality one-on-one time with your machine
it's slim pickings. The console that started the craze is trying
to get the final word with MotionPlus-driven The Legend of
Zelda: Skyward Sword. With one of Nintendo's biggest mascots
playing the beard to this most active of action games, will this
bargain bin-filling craze finally have another arrow in its
quiver?  As the prequel to Ocarina of Time, Skyward Sword
presents an origin to one of the more convoluted story canons in
the medium. The beginning of Zelda and Link's relationship is
explored here and if you swap Hogwarts for Skyloft the picture
becomes clear. Just as the two are starting to figure things out
Zelda is whisked away by the conniving Lord Ghirahim. He's
trying to revive his evil master, and the girl is part of the
equation. Link is always just a step behind, are rarely brushes
elbows with the object of his