Can you skip dialogue in skyward sword

I'm not far into the game. I'm on the surface world after meeting the first goron but the cut scenes and talk sequences are grating me. They take too long and you spend more time watching them than playing the game. Every time you fall off the side of skyloft for example, a cut scene plays of a guardian rescuing you which takes about 30 seconds.

They say the same thing every time. I can't find a button configuration to skip them but maybe someone knows one? User Info: AerSamusAran. I've never been one for long cut scenes in games. I want to play a game, not watch a movie. Besides, there are annoying repeat cutscenes like when you fall off skyloft and a guardian saves you that take 30 seconds.

And even if you did like cut scenes, what about on a second play through or when you have to go back to a save point? The ability to skip cut scenes is always nice. Accepted Answer. We do get some nice close-up footage of someone using the stick control for sword swings and shield bashes. The trailer finishes by rattling off some more quality of life improvements, including mentioning the game's improved frame-rate, and the ability to speed up dialogue whenever you like.

Dialogue can now be skipped with the push of a button, as can cutscenes, which should make the whole game a lot faster. One of the more interesting improvements is the introduction of streamlined item descriptions. Once you've picked up an item for the first time, Link will no longer hold it up and react to it on subsequent pickups, which means that picking up rupees is no longer an exercise in patience. This was a pretty big issue in the original release of Skyward Sword, as Link would react to everything he picked up, no matter how many times he'd already seen it.

Not your father's Xbox controller Brush up on your driving skills in Forza Horizon 5 with the controller the pros use. Another nice improvement shown off in the trailer was the enhanced framerate, making the game look smoother and more responsive. You also will be able to use motion controls, like in the Wii original, or new controls that use the standard buttons and analog sticks.

Alongside these new quality-of-life changes, the game will support new Amiibo figures, including one that will unlock the ability to use fast travel. The A.