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TimeSplitters Rewind may have a chance, albeit a small one, of releasing on Wii U.

Project manager Michael Hubicka spoke about a potential version for Nintendo’s console in a Reddit AMA. Hubicka initially gave a fairly bleak answer, writing:

“I’m not ruling out the possibility, but I wouldn’t get your hopes up.

He then followed up with a response that sounded slightly more encouraging:

“I hope I didn’t sound rude. I’ve been replying to so many people! But it is true though, I’m not ruling out the possibility of a Wii U release. I’m not sure how that would work out in terms of controls and such, but it could be really interesting.”

I wouldn’t necessarily think that the game has a high chance of coming to Wii U, but at least it hasn’t been ruled out!

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We’ve already seen the North American Zelda: Wind Waker Wii U bundle box and limited edition boxes. Now let’s take a look at the designs for Europe…


Here’s another Zelda: Wind Waker HD tidbit for you. The game’s opening prologue is entirely skippable, presumably with a simple button press. It’s currently unclear if other cutscenes are unskippable, but right now, it’s looking unlikely.

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Nintendo made a small change to Zelda: Wind Waker HD’s title screen. In the GameCube version, a trailer with footage would appear if you left the game alone for awhile.

That’s been removed in the HD title. Players will find that the prologue loops continuously.

Hardly a major change, but a change nonetheless!

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Nintendo’s announcement for The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD Limited Edition listed a MSRP of $54.99. However, GameStop ended up charging consumers $59.99.

Some fans were curious about the discrepancy, and therefore decided to write in to the retailer’s customer service center for answers. GameStop did respond, and noted that its pricing is “based on many factors including current demand, features and availability.” While it’s true that MSRP usually indicates pricing, the message indicated that this isn’t always so.

The message in full states:



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