Zelda minigames on Wii virtual console?

Was just thinking...in TP there were several minigames that were quite fun and challenging but you only get to play them once or few times, like the ice block pushing game and Sumo wrestling, and the Master sword puzzle. I just thought some of these, like ice-block pushing, if added a few more levels with varying difficulty, would be quite nice to have on the virtual console, allowing us to play occasionally. What do you think?

they do have another version of the ice block pushing game. its in a cave in Lanayru's Hyrule Field north of the castle. head to the northern area of that field where all the rock walls are, and wander around until you find a suspicious looking wall. Blow it up. inside is 3 different ice block puzzles which lead to an obvious prize.

The cave is located near where the Golden Stag Beetle (Female) is found.
If you're looking for something to do, try fishing or finding all the golden bugs

Originally Posted by vapor_trails

they do have another version of the ice block pushing game. its in a cave in Lanayru's Hyrule Field north of the castle. head to the northern area of that field where all the rock walls are, and wander around until you find a suspicious looking wall. Blow it up. inside is 3 different ice block puzzles which lead to an obvious prize.

The cave is located near where the Golden Stag Beetle (Female) is found.
If you're looking for something to do, try fishing or finding all the golden bugs

Yep yep I went there. Actually, it was because the 3-ice puzzle cave was real fun that I thought it would be nice to play some more. Hmm, if you come to think of it, it might not be very durable gameplay, unless they release new puzzles every other week or something---too much work for Nintendo I guess.

Ho! So that's where the other stag beetle is.

it would be cool to have new levels though every time u turned on your Wii. Nintendo could make a very simple map-maker device with puzzles and you have to place them in the right spot - maybe even having a scoreboard on it.

I'm not a big fan of minigames.

:/

I tolerate them because I want the game to move forward, or because there's some prize that I really desire. That's not to say that I don't think the minigames are fun in LOZ; I think it's part of what makes the series what it is. However, I don't see myself downloading and playing them stand-alone.