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 In the GameCube ''Zelda'' games, the Control Pad is used to manipulate the on-screen map. Pressing up on the Control Pad brings up a larger map of the surrounding area and, within dungeons, the dungeon map.
-The Wii ''Zelda'' games assign Control Pad up as a "talk" function with Link's companion, while down is used to play an instrument (howling in {{TP}}; the [[Goddess Harp]] in {{SS}}). ''Twilight Princess'' assigns items to the two leftover buttons, while in ''Skyward Sword'' this function is replaced by the B Button.
+In the Wii version of ''Twilight Princess'', pressing Left, Right, or Down on the Control Pad assigns a previously set item to the B button for actual use, while Up talks to Midna.
-With ''The Wind Waker HD'', the Control Pad is used for functions specific to sailing.  The up button is assigned to the [[Wind Waker (Item)|Wind Waker]].
+In ''Skyward Sword'', Up brings out the [[Goddess Harp]], while Down talks to [[Fi]] while playing, and re-centers the cursor on menu screens. Left and Right control the zoom level of the map screen.
+With ''The Wind Waker HD'', the Control Pad is used for functions specific to sailing. The up button is assigned to the [[Wind Waker (Item)|Wind Waker]].
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