What's interesting is the assessment that Nintendo could effectively outsource GameCube HD remasters, with Osaka-based HexaDrive highlighted as ideal partners.

The article goes on, however, to look at other GameCube titles that could be a good fit - for multiple reasons - to get the HD remaster treatment some fan favourites are considered, including and Rogue Squadron 2: Rogue Leader. Anyone with an interest in Zelda would do well to check it out, if you haven't already. Sure, one can attempt to approximate the experience using an emulator but it will never feel quite as polished as this Wii U incarnation. Beautifully enhanced visuals, great image quality, and a host of gameplay improvements make for a definitive release. Ultimately, Wind Waker HD is still a success story and one of the better HD remasters on the market today. That aside, the title is declared to be 'one of the better HD remasters on the market today'. With a look at graphical changes, gameplay tweaks and overall performance, the assessment is generally very positive, with the only notable criticism being dips in framerate. This weekend's article looks at the work that Nintendo, and partners, did with Wind Waker HD. is, however, a bit of an exception, and no doubt played a useful role for Nintendo in filling a release window gap and helping some of the company's developers to learn about working in HD. The 3DS has had its share of remakes, for example, though the Wii U - to date - has mainly delivered new games. Digital Foundry Assesses The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD and More GameCube HD Remake Possibilities Nintendo Life Praises Nintendo's work, talks up Hexadrive for more remakes by Share: With the Wii U now roughly 2.5 years old, and Nintendo busy - along with a select few partners - keeping its retail library ticking over, it's entirely possible that low-maintenance options will have already been considered for 'easy wins' on the system.

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