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The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for Switch Listing Appears on Amazon UK

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for Switch Listing Appears on Amazon UK - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 September 2020 / 2,776 Views

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword launched back in November 2011 for the Nintendo Wii and since its initial release has yet to get a port on any other Nintendo platform. However, that might be changing. 

A listing for a Nintendo Switch version of the action-adventure game has appeared on Amazon UK. The listing says it is by Nintendo with a price of £69.99 and is available for pre-order now. A release date is not provided. 

While a listing for the game has appeared for the Nintendo Switch, this does not mean it will actually get a release. It is best to wait for an official announcement from Nintendo before getting excited. 

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for Switch Listing Appears on Amazon UK


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel dedicated to gaming Let's Plays and tutorials. You can contact the author at wdangelo@vgchartz.com or on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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18 Comments
Azzanation (on 16 August 2020)

This would be awesome if true

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SecondWar (on 16 August 2020)

Assuming this is real, would mean they’ve ported everything worthwhile from the Wii U and are now moving onto Wii ports?

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abronn627 SecondWar (on 16 August 2020)

Let’s say it’s real, probably that it will be released in 2021 since it’s the 35th anniversary of the series and the 10th anniversary of the game. It’s seems they also renewed alot of trademarks from previous Zelda games, who knows what we’ll get next year.

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V-r0cK SecondWar (on 16 August 2020)

Who said they haven't already moved onto Wii ports/remasters? ie. Xenoblade Chronicles :P

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abdulhade (on 17 August 2020)

the page has broken.

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V-r0cK (on 16 August 2020)

I would love this. I did not get it for the Wii because I hate the motion controls, especially being left handed. So a remaster of this game with regular controls would get me to buy this day 1.

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SecondWar V-r0cK (on 17 August 2020)

Doesn’t the Switch also have motion controls? I’d bet it still uses them.

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thetonestarr V-r0cK (on 17 August 2020)

They know full-well that the game was disliked most due to required motion controls. Porting it, with that knowledge, and not including traditional controls as an option would be incredibly foolhardy. I would fully expect them to go through the trouble of updating it if this rumor is legitimate.

That said, I loved the motion controls and absolutely hope they retain them - but I do hope they give traditional control as an option. While the game was designed around motion controls, there's nothing in it that couldn't be modified to allow traditional to work.

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thetonestarr V-r0cK (on 17 August 2020)

I am most hoping for a hybrid option - traditional controls augmented with gyro aim.

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Amnesia (on 16 August 2020)

How many have we got like this. I wish someone had kept the list of these "accidental leak" from Amazon, showing games which never came out.

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SuperJortendo Amnesia (on 17 August 2020)

That's a good idea. I'm going to start a list with this one.

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Chazore (on 16 August 2020)

£70...sod off.

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JWeinCom Chazore (on 16 August 2020)

It's most likely a placeholder price. Online sites tend to overprice things if they're not sure of the retail price, because if someone preorders it, it's much better to tell them they have to spend less money than to ask them for more.

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SanAndreasX (on 16 August 2020)

Great if true, but I wonder if it will be dependent on motion controls on Switch.

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Random_Matt (on 16 August 2020)

£69.99, really? Classic Nintendo. Not even remotely considered great.

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JWeinCom Random_Matt (on 16 August 2020)

It's most likely a placeholder price. Online sites tend to overprice things if they're not sure of the retail price, because if someone preorders it, it's much better to tell them they have to spend less money than to ask them for more.

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siebensus4 Random_Matt (on 17 August 2020)

I assume it's a Definitive Edition or a HD Remaster.

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