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It is becoming increasingly obvious that today's previews from the major gaming sites were a coordinated effort by Nintendo. Representatives got to play the game until Link leaves Skyloft and report on their observations. This is a good thing, because different people notice different things. This newest preview comes to us from G4TV and has several new tidbits. Nothing ground breaking, but interesting nonetheless... Besides you know just as well as I do that we now need every single bit of information to make the wait more bearable. Jump inside for the full story....

IGN has released 30 brand new Skyward Sword screenshots along with their preview of the game and three new trailers. Check out all these new screenshots here, which show off more of the Goddess Sword and where it is found, Skyloft and it’s many residents, Fi and so much more! Related Posts:New Skyward Sword Screenshots36 [...]

Nintendo held a press event earlier this week and invited many of the big names in the media to attend. We reported on all of IGN’s impressions earlier this morning, but other large websites such as Giant Bomb and Kotaku got their hands on with Skyward Sword earlier this week as well. All of these [...]

As part of their Skyward Swrd preview, IGN has released three brand new trailers for Zelda Skyward Sword. These new trailers show off new areas and details of the game, so continue reading to check them all out! Along with these trailers, IGN has also revealed a lot of new information and screenshots for Skyward [...]

Game Informer has been drip feeding us Zelda goodies for the past month and we are very grateful for that. Alas, all good things come to an end, so here you have the final installment of their Zelda series - a look back at Link's Awakening, by far the most underrated Zelda game in existence. Had this been released for the N64 or Game Cube instead of the GBC, it'd most likely be the best and most popular Zelda game ever. As it stands now you should simply be beaten senseless for not playing it yet. You can fix that error later though, for now hop inside and watch the video. Oh and, about that final entry thing......

A new Skyward Sword trailer has been released by IGN. This trailer shows off a lot of new gameplay elements including swimming, riding in a boat, character interactions, footage of Fi, and much more.Related Posts:Zelda Skyward Sword Comic Con Trailer...

Youtube Mirror Nintendo recently translated Mr. Miyamoto's Skyward Sword demonstration from the 3DS Conference and put it up on the Skyward Sword official site. We've heard most of the "news-y" bits already from various outlets: the confirmation of a second quest, boss challenge mode, as well as "50 to 100 hours" of playtime, but now we get to see all of this information in context. For those of you worrying that Miyamoto's estimation of the total game time might actually include that second quest - rest assured that that doesn't seem to be the case. He doesn't talk about all the stuff you can do once you've "finished" the game until after setting the game's duration. Want to see the rest? Jump inside for the info....

Well this is certainly a surprise. It seems that IGN weren't the only kids who were allowed to play with the first few hours of Skyward Sword. The folks at Kotaku released their own impression of the same part of the game, and they included a few details that weren't present in IGN's article, namely a few more details about the ceremony everyone's talking about, as well as a small control detail that most people will likely find... eh... interesting....

As new details are steadily trickling in we're getting a clearer picture of the story of Skyward Sword, and it's getting very exciting! In particular, a few new bits of information we've heard over the past few days have got me thinking of possible connections to other games. Keep in mind there are SPOILERS in this article, so if you're avoiding those, you'll want to avoid this. If you're looking for some fun speculation, hop inside....

While, the special edition bundle pack of Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is only $70 in the United States, those in Australia and Japan aren't so lucky. Video games are simply more expensive in both countries, and it's something both countries have come to expect. However, while the Skyward Sword costs ¥8,800 ($115) in Japan (the regular edition costing ¥6,800/$88), pre-orders are soaring. More inside....