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Nintendo Considers Wind Waker HD Port for Switch 2

The release of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker for GameCube on Switch 2 does not rule out a potential port of Wind Waker HD. Discover Nintendo’s stance on this possibility and the enhancements Win
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Sep 22,2025
Wind Waker HD Switch 2 Port is Still

The release of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker for GameCube on Switch 2 does not rule out a potential port of Wind Waker HD. Discover Nintendo’s stance on this possibility and the enhancements Wind Waker HD brings to the classic title.

Wind Waker GameCube Edition Set for Switch 2

Nintendo Explores Options for Wind Waker HD Port

Wind Waker HD Switch 2 Port is Still

Nintendo announced during the April 2 Switch 2 Nintendo Direct that The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker for GameCube will launch on the new console. This news sparked speculation among fans about whether Wind Waker HD would also make its way to the next-generation platform.

Nintendo of America’s Senior Vice President of Product Development, Nate Bihldorff, addressed these concerns. In an April 9 episode of Kinda Funny Games Daily, host Tim Gettys shared insights from a conversation with Bihldorff at a Switch 2 press event in New York. During their discussion, the possibility of a Wind Waker HD port for Switch 2 was raised.

Gettys explained, “I asked if including The Wind Waker on Nintendo Switch Online means a Wii U port for Switch 2 is off the table, and Bihldorff was quick to clarify that ‘all possibilities remain open.’ While nothing is confirmed, the option is still under consideration.”

Debuting in 2002

Wind Waker HD Switch 2 Port is Still

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker first launched on GameCube in Japan in 2002, followed by a 2003 release in the West. In 2013, Wind Waker HD arrived on the Wii U, boasting significant upgrades like HD visuals, improved lighting, gyro-based weapon controls, faster sailing mechanics, and other gameplay refinements. With the GameCube library exclusive to Switch 2, a Wind Waker HD port could allow original Switch owners to experience the game.

Nintendo has also rebranded its Nintendo Switch Online classics as Nintendo Classics. The company stated, “Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers will soon enjoy The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, F-ZERO GX, and SOULCALIBUR II on Switch 2, with more titles to follow.” Some games will feature options like retro screen filters and widescreen support.

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