What all those Dolphin enthusiasts forget is that there are four distinct advantages to this remaster.  First, convenience.  You have to fiddle with Dolphin a bit and get your controller to work with it.  Not overly difficult, but an extra step.  Second, guaranteed performance.  Emulators are massive resource hogs and hit and miss depending on your PC specs.  My laptop is far, far, far more powerful than a Wii and yet the original Metroid prime runs like complete ass in sub-720p cause Dolphin just doesn't like my graphics card.  So yeah, a lot of people would be unable to get stable performance for straight Twilight Princess running at 1080p with AA, much less the game plus a ton of texture and FX enhancements.  Third, greater preservation.  I've seen a number of TP texture packs, most of the most technically advanced also change the art direction, in some areas quite considerably.  Fourth, greater artistry (namely in textures).  Now I'm not knocking the talent of these teams.  But a lot of these packs have texture quality inconsistency, over aggressive use of certain effects like bump mapping, and more importantly textures that tile way to obviously.  The latter is a very common problem I've seen over years of modding experience but is usually hidden under grass meshes.  But TP doesn't use grass meshes.  So the obnoxious tiling is exposed at all times.  So the textures in the official remaster are better designed and at least of equal and often greater resolution.  

So yeah, I think there's plenty to recommend TP HD to a lot of people.  If some TP fans want to instead play it on Dolphin rather than buy it again, that's their business but they need to stop over hyping dolphin.

That's what bothers me. You have to be pretty blind to not see any improvement. There are improvements, that's a fact, and nobody can deny it. I see comments saying "this is shit, they look the same". What the fuck, man, it obviously doesn't look the same! XDD. People might think that the remake could have been better. Of course, I think the same. It could've been better. But it's not bad at all. 

To the comment above, yeah, I'd really love it to be a TP remake. I strong emphasise the word remake. When it was revealed that it wasn't going to be a remake, I was dissapointed, but I stopped expecting a Zelda E3 Demo, because... They're not fooling you, it's a remaster. 

Of course they are noticeable, that bothers me as well, people is either trolling or not paying attention at all because you can see the improvements everywhere. For example, I can´t justify games like AC AF or Mario Tennis (although the last one is really fun to play, only pretty barebones in content) but this remaster, though it started looking pretty rough it ended up looking great (like almost all of Nintendo games do, looking at you 3D World xD).

If I expected a remake or a Zelda E3 demo I would be pissed too, but its pretty naive to expect that when we have seen what the wii u can and can´t do and right now it´s not capable of that. But, if the NX won´t have those graphics then maaaybe I´ll get mad at them, ´cause it´s about time Nintendo! xD

I'm fully expecting 720p/30fps. I'm expecting them to be completely gorgeous too and thanks to the artstyle they will be probably very sharp even at 720p.

So basicly, it runs at 30 fps at 1080p. They found that the frame rate is stable most of the time, but there is drops.

They made a few comment on the improvements. Textures are remade, shadows and character faces redone. Along with reflections on floors.

here's an example of the reflections

They didn't mention it, but there appears to be AA used in the game. Which so much improves these images.