A really good Zelda part

Since I already have as well as all other parts of Zelda appeared until now played out, I have of course can hardly expect the Skyward Sword finally comes out and then it brought me right away on the first day. Of course, the limited edition was an absolute must, with the golden controller who has also directly installed the required Wii Motion Plus.
To play you have to say that it has gone quite clearly a different approach than its predecessor on the Wii (Twilight Princess). Has graphically in Twilight Princess is still trying everything possible realistically, so talk look of the character and the whole area, so it has now more playful rather in Skyward Sword on an as sprung from a fable, set style. Despite or perhaps because of this graphical style, a whole new dynamic comes into play.
What is new, is the link can now run, although only for a certain time but still. This makes the whole game, especially some passages (especially while climbing) again significantly more pleasant. The flight deposits you have lying with his new companions something for yourself, even if it means losing a lot of land.
Where there is still just sort gefuchtelt in Twilight Princess with the Wii controller through the air so that Link carries a blow, you can now control the movements of the link means Wii controller almost exactly. This was then also directly in an estimated 80% of all situations (whether opponents or puzzles) involved, which actually is not bad in principle and mostly works really great, only now and then you begin then but to annoy some if you for example trying perform a trick but Link a side impact or the like makes a prompt and you get pulled over by the enemy, but this rarely happens and it is therefore almost irrelevant. Generally one can say to the opponents that they are not too difficult and the bosses are often overcome with no problems, so how's it used to from Twilight Princess.
A small criticism would be still that the Wii Remote controlled quite often adjusted if you want to fire an arrow or the like for example and they then repeatedly must re-center, but this is more than a simple keystroke to fix again.
The missions are varied and consistently tempt always want to play more, just as you would expect from Zelda. There are also so as always some little side quests that you can meet in order to get one or the other item more (would of course not too much to talk about not the people who have not played the game to anticipate too much and spoiling the fun) ,
Overall, it took me about 40 hours to the entire main quest plus virtually all side quests (have at least no longer found) to fulfill what in season for a game already well is okay. I'm looking forward to the next Zelda and hope that we all do not have to wait long ....