Maybe it's just my low graphics standards, but... those are crappy graphics? O_o

Also, I agree with Curl-6. Best game of the generation, and it did not need mindblowing textures.

It also released on the console it was marketed for: the 7th gen Wii.

as a secondary version to the originally made gc version.

How can be secondary when there were only one advert for the Gamecube version and multiple ones for the Wii?

because the game was made on gamecube and you will never shut up.

How can be secondary when there were only one advert for the Gamecube version and multiple ones for the Wii?

When the core development of a game is done on a PC and then ported exclusively to release on a console, you wouldn't say that game belongs to PC. Same case here with the gamecube. They delayed the game, and then promoted it as a Wii game, with the swordplay and all that. The game went and sold millions on the Wii. It was released at the same time with the Gamecube counterpart in Japan, but localized way more quickly than the GC. Check everywhere. In the "top games of the seventh generation" TP is listed. TP belongs to the seventh generation, where it was marketed and pushed forward. The success of TP on Wii was what make Nintendo to made the next game, Skyward Sword, with motion controls only.

Watch Dogs is being crazily marketed as a next-gen game, despite being its core development in PC with the seventh generation consoles in mind. When it releases, it will be a next-gen game despite being the seventh gen consoles counterpart released as well. That's how it works. If Nintendo chose to delay Twilight Princess and then use it as a next-gen game, then its a next-gen game.

Metal Gear Solid V is another example of this.

I'm sorry, but no. They delayed the GC version of Twilight Princess for ONE reason and one reason only. Because they wanted people to buy it on the debuting Wii. Period. There's literally no other answer, they wanted people to buy it for Wii, not GC, they didn't want the two versions to "compete", so they delayed the GC version by a whole whopping MONTH. Which even then, wasn't a huge span of time. Otherwise, it was finished, ready, and could/would have launched at the same time, if not even earlier. It was strategic move to make the Wii version stand out and feel like a "timed exclusive". People who couldn't wait to play the new Zelda, would possibly be tempted to go run out and buy a Wii (if they could find one) to play it. It was a business move.

The game is still a GC game. The main version of the game, the ORIGINAL build, with Left-handed Link, and everything in it's proper place (not flipped and mirrored like it was in the Wii version), was the Gamecube game. It's a pointless and irrelevant argument to continue try and make. Twilight Princess is a Gamecube game that they ported to Wii, no different from RE4. Skyward Sword, on the other hand, was a Wii game. End of story.

I'm sorry, but no. They delayed the GC version of Twilight Princess for ONE reason and one reason only. Because they wanted people to buy it on the debuting Wii. Period. There's literally no other answer, they wanted people to buy it for Wii, not GC, they didn't want the two versions to "compete", so they delayed the GC version by a whole whopping MONTH. Which even then, wasn't a huge span of time. Otherwise, it was finished, ready, and could/would have launched at the same time, if not even earlier. It was strategic move to make the Wii version stand out and feel like a "timed exclusive". People who couldn't wait to play the new Zelda, would possibly be tempted to go run out and buy a Wii (if they could find one) to play it. It was a business move.

The game is still a GC game. The main version of the game, the ORIGINAL build, with Left-handed Link, and everything in it's proper place (not flipped and mirrored like it was in the Wii version), was the Gamecube game. It's a pointless and irrelevant argument to continue try and make. Twilight Princess is a Gamecube game that they ported to Wii, no different from RE4. Skyward Sword, on the other hand, was a Wii game. End of story.