snowdog on 19 June 2014
Absolutely. I'd go even further than that and say 2 games per year. I was surprised they didn't announce them at E3 tbh.
They made a small fortune from Wind Waker HD thanks to their conversion software. Any GameCube game can be given the Wind Waker HD treatment by a small team in just 6 months, and I would imagine given the similarities that the same can be said for any Wii game too.
They could even let third parties use it to give publishers/developers a low cost and low risk option to support the Wii U.
It's bizarre that they haven't released more of them tbh, particularly given that there's an empty two or three month slot before the next game for the Wii U is released.
