Nope, no such thing, probably never will be if I had to guess.

 

For this to happen, A Nintendon't like program would need to be made as that would run Wii games in Wii U mode so they could take advantage of the hardware.

 

What about the wii games released on the eshop, I dont own one personally, but do they take advangate of the wii u hardware, or is it using the vwii chip?

 

let me explain. The wiiu has two graphic chips. one has gx2 the other just gx. When it enters wii mode. the cpu underclocks to match wii speed. Then the gx2 chip (responsible for wiiu mode graphic side) shuts down. and the gx chip turns on. Quite literally the wiiu becomes a wii. Which means it also gets the wiis limations. Making it impossible to have any upscale. A emulator acts as a middle man of sorts. Which in other words isn't constrained entirely by hardware or the software it's running. (you still need a pc with a decent amount of power though as emulation also mimics the real hardware through software) and because of that middle man property it can upscale games through the emulators software.

 

vWii is used for GPU and CPU although with some changes to allow the Wii U gamepad to control games.

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Something like Nintendon't would shine here since the Wii U is similar to a Wii so extra CPU and GPU horsepower should be possible since the whole Wii console would not need to be emulated.

 

It's possible to double vertical resolution for free. Swiss on GameCube has a 1080i hack.