This means it's possible that Nintendo could remake these Capcom-developed games someday in the future. As for when, I don't know, but we'll have to wait and see.

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This is because in 2011, to celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda franchise, Nintendo, with the help of Grezzo, created an enhanced port of Four Swords with some quality of life enhancements for the Nintendo DSi. Nintendo also made this title available for a brief period on the Nintendo 3DS in 2014.

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With such wonderful Zelda titles, it would make sense to remake these games at some point, however, there may be some licensing issues. While we don't know the full extent of the licensing agreement between Nintendo and Capcom, it is entirely possible that Nintendo could remake these games.

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A long time ago, Nintendo allowed Capcom to create some standalone Zelda titles starting with Oracle of Ages & Oracle of Seasons in 2001 on the GameBoy Color, then the Four Swords multiplayer game mode bundled with the GameBoy Advance port of A Link to the Past in 2002, and one more time with creating the Minish Cap in 2004.

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