Hopefully this holds true for the other Tears of Light sections because those just dragged longer than they needed to and held the game down for me.

No plans on buying this game, but I really enjoyed it, despite playing the Wii version

This seems to be the remaster of the Gamecube version, and not the Wii version (i.e. everything is mirrored/flipped), as in the scans Link seems to be using his left hand for the sword, while in the Wii version he used his right arm....

Can someone confirm this? did Nintendo mention something about this?

Nintendo hasn't confirmed it, but yeah it's obviously the GameCube version. I still think it would be cool if they gave players the option of playing the Wii version with the Wii Remote and Nunchuck. I guess we'll wait and see.

Yep but if i remember there wasn't much to buy anyway, you only needed alot of rupees because of that rip-off merchant located in the main square of castle town.

I wonder if they will add a hero mode or maybe even a master quest? I'm still kinda annoyed that Majora's Mask 3d didn't have anything like that at all.

My Japanese is a bit rusty, but I think the bottom of the first page says you can play it with the Wiimote.

Just used Google translate on the bottom. I know it's not perfect but it looks like it just mentions the release date and price. "Producer: Eiji Aonuma. Action-Adventure, ages 12 and up." That sort of stuff also.

I meant the bottom of this page, in the brown box:

Ohhh you may be on to something!

Google Translate is a jarbled mess as always, but the gist of it is that "for the Wii version, in order to mirror the experience of swinging a sword, Link is right-handed for the first time in the series and the world is inverted. For the GameCube version, Link is left-handed."

Is this confirmation that Twilight Princess: HD will have both the Wii and GameCube versions?