No remasters, please. And remakes better be older games, so old that the remake feels like a brand new game, like Link's Awakening felt or WWHD.

I want me some atrocious voice acting in my OoT remake, too. 

It's Doshin the Giant, mark my words. 

I know that. I just thought that Monolith-Soft still owned or co-owned the rights to Xenosaga and Baten Kaitos.

I so badly want Ocarina of Time (3DS version) in HD. I'm playing through OoT on NSO but it just has not aged well at all. I am craving the 3DS visual style, and gyro aiming.

If they remaster their Star Fox game, I'd be cool with that to. I missed out on the Gamecube.
Whatever it is. I'm excited.

StarTropics, obviously.

That would be amazing!

I just really want them to focus their remakes on IP's they've kind of forgotten about. We don't need Mario or Zelda remakes. Remakes are a great way to test the ground to see if an older, abandoned IP could sell well if done in a quality way. When I say remakes, I mean from the ground up, with modern engines and modern quality cinematics/story/length, not just HD textures on an outdated game format with a short story. Potential remakes that could relaunch their series that I'd be excited about:

-Mother 3
-Star Fox (reboot the whole series, make it a 15-20 hour minimum campaign with crazy awesome visuals and explosive non-stop combat).
-Kid Icarus
-Golden Sun
-F-Zero
-Star Tropics
-Paper Mario original (so Nintendo can finally realize, based on great sales, what we PM fans want).

Mach Rider?

Thinking of what IPs Nintendo would be most likely to give to a third party like Bandai-Namco to remaster, my money would be on F-Zero. Their remaster-remakes of their more prominent series tend to be done either in-house or by a studio too closely aligned with Nintendo to be considered third-party like Grezzo. An HD remaster of a game like F-Zero GX, which was already developed by a third party, makes a lot of sense as long as Sega doesn't have very specific rights pertaining to rereleases. It's a game known for it's graphics and wouldn't need as much work as other games to look pretty good by Switch standards. A remaster to test the waters and see what sales could be for a new game also makes sense to me.

It could be Star Fox Assault (originally developed by Namco) or Kid Icarus Uprising.. hope it is the latter since Nintendo doesn't have the will to remaster it on its own. Sakurai said, some time ago, that a remaster would be quite demanding in terms of development resources. Given the fact that game also had a big online/multiplayer component, Bandai Namco could help a lot on that front while freeing internal Nintendo teams from the burden.