After the Phenomenal Launch of ‘Metroid Prime Remaster’, Here Are Top 5 GameCube Games Nintendo Should Work on Next

Nintendo launched Metroid Prime Remastered for Nintendo Switch recently, and if nothing else, this game is faithful to the original! Fans who have been waiting for it for so long have been loving this Remaster. Those who never knew what this series was are loving this remaster as well.

In many ways, it’s the remaster this game deserved. But this is not the only game in GameCube’s library we wanted to see on Nintendo Switch. Following the success it has garnered, we can only but imagine how many such games can be relived again. Keeping that in mind, we have sorted out 5 other GameCube games we would love to see Remastered for Nintendo Switch!

Metroid Prime 2 Echoes

Now, this should not even come as a surprise. We played Metroid Prime on Nintendo Switch and now we know what Nintendo is capable of when it comes to Remastering older games.

Hence, we would want them to give this gem a similar treatment as well.

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door

A Paper Mario game always ends up being the highlight of a console’s library. And The thousand-year door was indeed the highlight of GameCube’s library. It was fun to play; it had a very good story and best of all, its writing was insanely funny.

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We would love to see this game make a comeback on Nintendo Switch!

Viewtiful Joe

A side-scrolling beat-em-up starring an action hero. The guy is an actual action hero who stars in movies based on his own self. It had a very comical premise, but its gameplay was equally fun. A fast-paced beat-em-up that was developed by people who later left Capcom and founded Platinum games.

The same Platinum games that are known for making those insanely ridiculous action games.

The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker

This is the Legend of Zelda game everyone hated. Though they only hated it before they had a chance to play it, then it was noted in everyone’s “best Zelda games of all time” list. And it remains on most of those lists to this day.

This game stands out thanks to its unique art style and adventure that allows players to explore the sea! The game was remastered for Wii U, and we would not mind seeing that Remaster itself on Switch.

Metal Gear Solid: Twin Snakes

This is nothing but an improved version of the original Metal Gear Solid title. The game was praised for every single new feature it brought to the table. It was so popular that it was named the best version of MGS 1 for a while.

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And given the lack of any stealth games for Switch as of yet, we would not mind seeing this game being remade for this console!