The Wii U version of Twilight Princess allows the use of the Game Pad or Pro Controller motion control swordsmanship is now a thing of the past. With Twilight Princess, you must take it upon yourself to make it exciting. It really is up to the player as to how involved in the game they wish to get.
Unfortunately, more advanced moves are not essential for defeating any enemies. These new techniques open up a plethora of new strategies, as they involve jumping and rolling, and increasing the intensity of enemy encounters. Another new addition to the combat lies in the Hidden Skills seven special sword techniques that can be learned from a ghostly figure who, too, has the ability to transform into a wolf.
Certain enemies require the player to differentiate between virtual and horizontal slashes, ensuring that the combat doesn't just involve mashing the B button for a few minutes. There is, however, some evidence of the series evolving by adding more complexity to the combat. His trusty steed Epona is available from early on, and it is all very reminiscent of Ocarina of Time. Twilight Princess sees an older Link take centre stage.
