With all secret shells, hearts containers and 0 deaths. Was a fun experience but a challenge I will not do again.
Was intending on playing links awakening again. But I happened to do so since I just got a switch lite and was trying out some games on it. Then I got sucked back in.
I did the same, but I think I had one death at the start. The game rocks and is one of my favorites on Switch, but it doesn’t have great replay value (I’m not into speed-running).
I did the same w/ Skyward Sword, which is my favorite on Switch. Hero mode on that game is much harder IMO.
I played about 6 hours of skyward sword on switch 2 and I couldn’t get used to the controls so I stopped playing. Its a bummer because I really wanted to see the story :(
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I did the same, but I think I had one death at the start. The game rocks and is one of my favorites on Switch, but it doesn’t have great replay value (I’m not into speed-running).
I did the same w/ Skyward Sword, which is my favorite on Switch. Hero mode on that game is much harder IMO.
I played about 6 hours of skyward sword on switch 2 and I couldn’t get used to the controls so I stopped playing. Its a bummer because I really wanted to see the story :(
That’s fair, I didn’t like the controls much either, but I got used to it after a while.
The story progresses pretty similarly to Ocarina of Time:
I’m obviously skipping stuff and keeping things intentionally vague to avoid spoilers, my point is it felt like it followed a similar formula.