The C-Stick is then used to play one of five notes: up, down, left, right, and center. There is a total of six Wind Waker songs that can be learned throughout the course of the game.īy moving the Control Stick, songs can be conducted in 3/4, 4/4, or 6/4 time, with each time signature having two separate songs. It also has the power to open doors to ancient temples, awaken the sage within someone, allow him to travel in cyclones, take control of others and more.Īccording to an interview with Eiji Aonuma in the documentary Zelda no Video, the idea that eventually evolved into the Wind Waker initially started off as a theremin-like device. Link uses this to move around the Great Sea with much ease in The Wind Waker. The Wind Waker is said to have the power to change the direction of the wind, as well as being able to call upon and borrow the power of the gods. Long ago, it was used by the King of Hyrule to conduct the Sages when they played their song to call upon the gods. It was released digitally along with a limited Wii U bundle on September 20th for the Wii U eShop, but a physical version did not appear in stores until October 4th in America.The Wind Waker is a magical conductor's baton that is given to Link by the King of Red Lions when he reaches Dragon Roost Island. It was first announced by Eiji Aonuma in the January 2013 Nintendo Direct where they were experimenting with art styles for the next installment of the Zelda series. In 2013, an HD remake of the game was made for the Wii U mostly developed by HexaDrive and Digitalscape with Nintendo EAD3 mostly supervising. It can be toggled on and off throughout a playthrough. You take double damage in this mode and there are no hearts dropped. The player can hold 500 rupees at the start instead of just 200.

The game had a reworked Triforce quest replacing a few Sea Charts with Triforce pieces. Traveling across the ocean is now faster by 50% and has automatic wind changes with the Swift Sail. The Tingle Tuner has been replaced with the Tingle's bottle, which gives players hints from Miiverse similar to Demon's Souls. In addition, items aimed in the first-person can be controlled both through the sticks and using the Wii U's gyroscope, to aim them through motion controls like the Whip, Bow, and Telescope. The game also supports the Wii U Pro Controller. In addition to being 1080p with excellent lighting, the game supports Off-TV Play or having the GamePad function as the map or inventory management without having to pause the screen.

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