Why people hated Skyward Sword?

[ghettoglamour]

- That T-Pain thing is the most annoying sidekick EVER.
- It treats players like fucking retards...(Birdrider ceremony anyone? 20 things blinking and peeping when health is low, tutorials for 3 year old and 95 yr old grannies, tutorials which come over and over again and you can't skip, etc.)
- VERY slow, lame, boring first 2-3 hours. In fact, I wouldn't have kept playing if it wouldn't have been a Zelda game.
- Underdeveloped story, too childish to be taken serious, too wanna be epic to be "cute" (I have no problems with mario games, Rayman or LBP)
- On top of that, it can't be ignored because it has too many cutcenes and dialogs.
- No voices, really?
- Well, Link can't talk, but he moans and screams all the time, like a little bitch.
- Too much backtracking, the game gets too long
- Too much collect 3 of those, so you can collect 5 of those, so that you get 1 of these 3 keys you need. (It's gameplay-wise repetitive and disconnects you from the story)
- Extremly lame side quests.
-Gayest foe EVER. "Look at my body, it's beautiful" *tongue-flickin* - WHAT.DA.FUCK.
And yet, overall I enjoyed the game. I loved the battle mechanics, the puzzles, the dungeon design and the boss battles.

This was the 1st Zelda game I've played through and I saw the potential and talent of its developers, but I also couldn't ignore some major flaws, wrong desicions and some aged mechanics.

I think many people and revewiers a bit biased toward this series and force themselves to believe that this was a great game, mainly because of nostalgia.

Before the shitstorm comes to me, I'd like to remind you that I still enjoyed the game and I'll play the new one, hoping they correct SS's flaws (which most of them are easy to improve) and keep the strong points strong. Then they'll make a truly great game.