CapcomDespite the controversies it has generated over the last few years regarding its policies, it has to its credit some of the most important franchises in the history of video games. One of them, without a doubt, is Monster Hunter. In fact, last May he shared that it is his second most successful franchise, with 63 million units sold, just behind the all-powerful Resident Evil (with 98 million units sold).
Well, during the Capcom Investor Meeting which has taken place this June, some questions were asked about the franchise of Monster Hunter. These are the details that have been shared:
- First, Capcom was asked if there was any plan to bring Monster Hunter World a Nintendo Switch.
- The company confirmed that has no plans to do so.
- Next, an investor said he wanted Capcom to release a Monster Hunter game that high school and high school students could enjoy, similar to how Monster Hunter 3 enjoyed it at the time of PSP.
- The company confirmed that is working on a new Monster Hunter game aimed at high school and high school students.
- This could mean something like the Monster Hunter 3 and Monster Hunter 4 games, which could be coming to Nintendo Switch.
There is no choice but to have patience and wait to see what game does not surprise the Japanese company. There is no doubt that the saga will receive a new installment, which is always good news for its millions of fans.
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