It might seem obvious that Nintendo would remake Majora's Mask after Ocarina of Time, now that it has the same foundation it did in 1998, but leaker Shepshal Nick dashed those hopes earlier this week, claiming that no remake is in "any form of production" right now.
However, that doesn't mean Nintendo won't ever go back to Majora's Mask, and in fact, former Nintendo of America marketing and PR leads Kit Ellis and Krysta Yang believe it's inevitable.
"I still think yes," Krysta said on the latest episode of their podcast (via GamesRadar+). "They couldn't have been on the fence because they probably already started making it. I don't see why you wouldn't."
The only issue is that Ocarina of Time was developed by the in-house Zelda team, so focusing on a Majora's Mask remake would mean delaying the next mainline title. Two remakes back-to-back seem unlikely, but that doesn't mean Nintendo won't revisit the game further down the line.
"It may not be the next game," Kit admits. "It may not be in the next one to two years, but so much of the foundational work has been done, and it's the same work that let...
