GamesRadar - The ability to slay enormous beasts with equally gigantic weapons will be possible in about a week, when Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate releases on the Nintendo Wii U and 3DS for the first time. We all know how massively popular this game is in Japan, but why hasn't it caught on in North America? Will it ever? We ask producer Ryozo Tsujimoto these questions and more in this developer interview.
Capcom: "A message from the Monster Hunter team: Producer Ryozo Tsujimoto, Executive Director/Art Director Kaname Fujioka, and Director Yuya Tokuda!
This year marks 21 years of the Monster Hunter series. Whether you're joining us for the first time with Monster Hunter Wilds, have been with us since the beginning, or anywhere in between, thank you!"
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Like...how? The current roster fall over before sos players even get to the mob.
I target joined each side quest and completed it with only 3 times reaching the monster before it died
Theres welcoming new players then theres bored veterans
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I don’t know how MHW will compete with my 6s (last iPhone I buy), my monthly vitamin shipment, my moms messaging system or the evil overlords of my personal data.
Capcom can survive by continuing to make great games like they did with MHW, DMC5, RE7 and RE2 Remake.
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I cannot wait for this game. Its the sole reason I bought a wiiU... just wish it hadn't been delayed so long :(
I bought my wiiU in November and have had almost no reason to touch it in 3 months.