The Legend Of Zelda Skyward Sword Wii U Download

I've been on the fence about buying the Skyward Sword remake because I'm not sure if it's a game for me. I've played a lot of Zelda titles and loved them, but I missed skyward sword on the Wii and I'm not sure if I should play it since it seems so fundamentally different. I've heard all the jokes about how Skyward Sword is "the worst in the series". I don't know much about the game other than Nasty Tounge man is the bad guy, Motion Controls, Fi sucks, and Goose is sexy. Lore-wise I'm in the dark about pretty much everything else. So should I pick it up or save my money for a different game?

Engaging in combat in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD feels fluid, your sword swipes and shield actions responding accurately to your commands and enabling you to properly relax, to feel confident that the inputs you make whilst playing with motion controls will now translate onto the screen. We were impressed with this game's combat back in 2011, but there was no doubt it could prove hugely frustrating when a thrust or cut failed at some critical moment, when your shield refused to parry an attack or a skyward strike refused to charge. All of these issues are, for the most part, banished here.

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@Beaucine so many reviewers when writing themselves into a corner, just use "its older" or "its showing its age" as a get out of jail free card. Its not like Super Mario World is bad because its "old" or something, especially for a game as recent (lets be real, games haven't "changed" in basic mechanics since the 2000s) as skyward sword. They're just too afraid to say "I dont like X thing because"

1.-Zelda is about a fantasy setting inspired by Celtic and Arthurian legends. Wind waker has silly pirates, spirit tracks have GODDAMN TRAINS! and Skyward sword has high school drama. Link's awakening is different because it was a dream and a tongue-in-cheek project.

@Beaucine i totally agree with your point in general, but skyward sword suffered from being an epic tale developed for Wii, when Nintendo wanted grandpa, grandma, and every non-hardcore gamer to try their library.