Skyward Sword "teased for Nintendo Switch

It seems like Nintendo is wearing The legend of Zelda: the sword to heaven on Nintendo Switch.

The news began to spread like wildfire sooner today after THE legend of Zelda The series producer, Eiji Aonuma, said that the darling entry into the series could well come on the Nintendo Switch platform in the near future.

Specifically, the tease of the port was shared by the producer during THE legend of Zelda Concert that took place in Osaka, Japan earlier today.

It seems like Aonuma teased Skyward Sword for Switch at the Zelda concert in Osaka today. Several participants tweet about it.

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For those who do not know: Sword in the sky is the 16th main entrance in THE legend of Zelda series that came out in 2011 via Wii. Game of action and adventure, the players play again the role of Link, which this time navigates on the floating island of Skyloft and lands below. Of course, being on Wii means that the game's gaming and combat mechanics rely on Wii MotionPlus controllers, which was naturally a point of contention for some fans.

Sword in the sky is especially the first game of the Zelda continuity, and explores the origins of the Master Sword, a recurring weapon in the series. The story revolves around Link to save Zelda, a childhood friend who was kidnapped and taken to the "Surface", an abandoned land under the clouds.

Assisted by a spirit named Fi and packaging the goddess' sword, Link must not only secure Zelda's safety, but also stop Ghirahim and his constant attempt to resurrect his master, Demise.

The development of the title lasted five years and was particularly highlighted by the problems of implementation of the controls of movement. In fact, the game has almost completely scratched them.

Sword in the sky was the first game in the series to use a live band for the majority of its soundtrack, and as one would expect, it was both a critical and commercial success. Zelda the games are. To date, he is at a very impressive 93 on Metacritic.

Yes The legend of Zelda: the sword to heaven actually arrives on the Nintendo Switch, expect to hear about it soon – maybe at the 2018 Game Awards next month, or next June at E3 2019.