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Zelda: Skyward Sword Special Edition Comes With Gold Wii Remote
Few gaming memories are as vivid as a Zelda fan’s first time holding a gold cartridge. The transition to discs has removed the satisfying weight from the golden games themselves, but now you can hold a glimmering Wii remote in your hand while playing through all of Skyward Sword.
The special limited edition version of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword costs $69.99. It comes with a shiny gold Wii Remote Plus. If you don’t have any Wii Motion Plus-capable controllers yet, now might be a good opportunity, as the advanced motion control is required to play the game.
Every version of Skyward’s Swords initial release will come with a CD packed with songs from the upcoming Zelda 25th anniversary symphony concert. As someone who religiously listened to the Ocarina of Time soundtrack as a kid, I'm definitely excited for this.
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