Kugyince

Here's the trailer, pay close attention to the music:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49MWuwSxv2c&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (Wii) - GDC 2011 Trailer[/ame]

Here's the audio played backwards:
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - GDC 2011 trailer music in reverse by rawmeatcowboy on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free

Any Zelda fan should recognize it.

CrispyChicken

Love it! I can't wait until it comes out!!

Dudebro

How does someone notice something like this? Makes you wonder how many other songs get played backwards looking for hidden meaning.

Btw this Zelda doesn't look too bad. At least it seems like Link is old enough to hold a sword.

Slime Slayer

I had to go to the comments on youtube to find out what it was, anyway looks like another bad gameplay installment in the series.

(meaning I dislike the gameplay offered by the 3d zelda games, I find them awkward with no flow)

Kugyince

All that matters to me is if the game is fun or not.

Demon-Mask

I like the 3D Zelda games, but I strongly prefer the 2D games, the 3D ones are too focused on the awkward sword play.

zyborg

Heh heh, wow. Ocarina of Time's "Zelda's Lullaby"? Who thought of using it in reverse to make the trailer's soundtrack? Better question - how'd anyone notice that?

Dudebro

You guys are crazy the 3D combat and exploration is awesome in the newer Zeldas. Link to the Past was awesome as well but I really do think they crossed Link over well to 3D combat. All his gadgets flow for me.

Tails

2d > 3d had no idea either about the song.

Kugyince

I prefer the 2D also. However I find the 3D games quite enjoyable as well.

Slime Slayer

I would like it way more if the could figure out a way to get rid of the targeting, that's really my biggest beef. It comes accross to me when you lock a target, it goes on auto pilot until the enemy is dead. A system more like Dynasty Warriors would be much better, and I'd probably love the games.

Dudebro

I think they should just have a lock on for boomerang. Link is supposed to be really good with it so he shouldn't be missing anyways.

Slime Slayer

Dynasty was a bad example, more like I-ninja or even Mario 64.

Kugyince

Really? I think the z-targeting helps the game out.

While combat is a large part of a Zelda game I don't want it to be too demanding. I'm much more interested in the exploration aspect of the game and I don't want my attention drawn away from that.

Slime Slayer

I think an auto-aim would be better.

Kugyince

Maybe I'm confused. How is auto-aiming and z-targeting different?

Slime Slayer

I find the exploration a bit on the boring side, I only ever played the first one for 64, and played about 4 hours or so of Twilight Princess. So perhaps I havent given them a fair shake, but TP couldnt hold my attention.

Dudebro

I figured the combat in Zelda games was intentionally easy(with lock on) because the game is meant to appeal to a wide range of ages. That being said I still enjoyed it even though I've been exposed to much better combat systems. It was still fun.

Slime Slayer

Auto-aim just goes to whatever is the target your most facing, targeting has a step where you need to lock on, then unleash your fury, and I was suggesting the auto-aim for projectiles only.

DrunkN

Lazy Nintendo and their crazy-man backwards composing.