Can the mind behind one of Japan's most popular games replicate his success in the West? Monster Hunter creator Ryozo Tsujimoto speaks to Will Freeman…
Capcom's PSP game Monster Hunter is a true sensation in Japan. In 2008 it was the best-selling game in the country – but despite that, and at a time when Capcom is creating globally powerful hits like Resident Evil 5, it has failed to capture the eye of audiences in the West.
The series' creator and producer, Ryozo Tsujimoto, plans to change all that, however – and he is now looking at ways to make his studio's game a success in Europe and America. Here, he explains to Develop his team designed an online co-op game that could be played by anyone – even commuting business men playing in just 15 minute bursts – and how the hit title has helped 'normalise' gamers to online play…
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