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Here are a few of my favorite things: Nintendo, Penny Arcade, The Legend of Zelda, Mario, Pokemon, Harvest Moon, Fallout, Dungeons and Dragons, books, dice, Professor Layton, Shadow of the Colossus, Minecraft, and so much more. I'm going to talk a lot about video games, I sincerely hope you don't mind.

Newest paper sculpt project!

Sonic Screwdriver trio for my friend's birthday.

An interview with Adam Harum of Transolar Galactica.

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Doctor Who themed lip balm!

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Minecraft paper sculpt!

My submission to the Mojang community art contest. Watch the video!

A TARDIS desk lamp!

Instructions and babbling on how to make a TARDIS lamp from foam core!

Showing posts with label skyward sword broken save file. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skyward sword broken save file. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Definite steps to prevent Skyward Sword glitch!



The Moblins know how to block! Source

Today I found an important update regarding the Skyward Sword glitch that I mentioned last week! According to Zelda Informer, they know exactly what causes the glitch and how to avoid it. Nintendo has addressed the issue and is going to be fixing it for future disc printing, which is good.

The article lists the sequence of events that WILL cause a game breaking glitch. It's hardly a spoiler, so PLEASE read it and protect your save file from crashing!

It sounds like the events are close to the end of the game, and if your file glitches out your only option is to start a new file. I don't even want to think about doing that.

Moving onto happier Skyward Sword news though! I just finished the Skyview Temple and I had a really fun time. So far I am so incredibly pleased with the game. I love the graphics and the character designs. The Kikwis are so cute! The puzzles are a real challenge and I think they're very well done. 

The whole game feels so new and fresh, and yet there's just enough of a hint of familiarity of Zelda games past. Nintendo did such a splendid job!

So far the only issue I'm having is with the motion plus controls. This is the first game I've had that has used it and I am very much treading on unfamiliar territory. The boss fight for the temple had me incredibly frustrated as I jumped around and swung the wiimote wildly in front of my TV. Trying to hit at precise angles is a huge challenge, and my rough attempted hits cause the calibration to get all out of whack. Ugh.

I suppose after all of that it makes the sweet taste of victory even sweeter. I was so relieved for the battle to be over.

How is everyone else doing with their files? Has anyone beaten it yet? I'm going through it fairly slowly and I am enjoying every minute of it!

-MJ

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Potential danger to your Skyward Sword file! (UPDATE - another glitch)

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**UPDATE**

Another glitch has been found! This one appears less common though.

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Heya everyone. While surfing the internetz for news and information on all manner of things I came across an important article that everyone should be aware of! Skyward Sword may have a game-breaking glitch! I don't know about you, but that makes me feel rather panicked! Go here for the full article from Zelda Informer, but I'll include the the meat.

"Reports are trickling in from various discussion boards that there's a game-breaking glitch in Skyward Sword, on the level of the infamous cannon glitch from Twilight Princess. We're not 100% sure what causes the glitch yet, but it involves the non-linear quests in the very last stretch of the game. Apparently sometimes, when you complete one of the quests before the other(s), the cutscene triggers needed to finish the other quest(s) get skipped, making it impossible to progress. " - Zelda Informer November 28, 2011

The full article does include a small spoiler aspect, but I read it and it's nothing huge. There aren't any plot points revealed, you just learn the names of some of the quest points that are toward the final stretch of the game. I encourage everyone to read it because it appears that there is a way to be sure to avoid the glitch even though no one is entirely sure what is causing the glitch in the first place. It apparently happens when one thing is done before another thing.

Perhaps that's not explained well, and if that's the case then go and read Zelda Informer's run-down! Save your file from corruption!


-MJ

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