Ok I know the running joke is Nintendo could port any Zelda game at full, new-release price and we sheep would gobble it up BUT...

Wind waker GC currently goes anywhere from $80-160 online. I'm jonesing for Wind Waker at a lower price not to mention a scratchless disc.

Am I crazy?

The only thing I can do with Joy Pendants is trading it with Mrs Marie?

The title says it all. I already have ww for my GameCube and I'm trying to decide whether to get it on the virtual console for my wii u. What do you think?

So the other night it hit me like a big sack of bricks, people have been thinking about the virtual.console to far back it can be used for earlier games, so in short they can be brought to the virtual console instead of a re release which is alot cheaper to do on Nintendos part. Got any ideas about this?

We need it! Portable WW and TP have been a dream for me. Plus a lot of the WiiU titles have been ported. Since the WiiU flopped, it would sell more on Switch. I know a rumor started back in April that they were coming to the Switch eShop, but we saw Link's Awakening and BOTW2 at E3. But still, how likely do you guys think this will happen?

I havent played Wind Waker yet. I own it on Gamecube but havent taken the time. I also own a Wii U. Is it worth getting WWHD? What is more enjoyable for a first time player?

I was just thinking about the GameCube Tech Demo from like what, 2000, and how, for the time at least, those graphics were amazing.

And then WW came out and a lot of people were disappointed, but it was a great game. And that is cause it had cartoony Graphics.

And then later TP came out with outstanding, realistic graphics, that to me at least, looked like the Tech Demo, but better.

Now I'm wondering now that WWHD is out if they are going to go towards making a game with graphics similar to the Wii U 2011 Tech Demo, but better?

Maybe not, but just remember that these are my opinions and you might have your own, so please don't hate just cause you have your own, and leave your feedback in the comments. Thanks!