Monster Hunter Frontier G, Capcom’s MMO-ish spin-off of the main Monster Hunter series, will be extending the boundaries of its frontier over to the PS3 and Wii U later this year.
Nintendo’s “big” E3 broadcast (which they’ve promised will give us our first look at the next Smash Bros. and 3D Mario platformer,) is still a few days away, but they aired a short Nintendo Direct livestream this morning in Japan to highlight two of Capcom’s upcoming …
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Most hardcore Japanese gamers are already afflicted with a cocaine-like addiction to Capcom’s Monster Hunter series, but Capcom isn’t satisfied just yet; today they announced that they plan to go after the nation’s children with a brand new (and hopefully just as addictive) multiplayer RPG entitled …
Despite some notable improvements, the latest version of Capcom’s popular multiplayer action RPG is the same as it ever was: it’s addictive, rewarding, and beautiful, but it also does everything it can to discourage new players from getting into it.
In response to requests by fans, Capcom is developing an update patch that will remove Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate’s online region lock, and give Wii U players the option to play the game in its entirely without the use of a TV.
Capcom’s Monster Hunter franchise is set to make its triumphant return to Western shores in a month, and hardcore Monster Hunters who buy both the console and the handheld versions of the game can save themselves an Andrew Jackson by ordering from Amazon.
Today Capcom announced that the highly anticipated next entry in the Monster Hunter franchise won’t be released in Japan until summer of next year (and presumably sometime in the US after that,) saying that the game’s developers need more time to perfect the latest version of …
Nintendo held another one of their regular, online press conferences this morning, and while most of the livestream focused on the 3DS, Nintendo President Satoru Iwata did spend some time interviewing producers from both Square-Enix and Capcom about the upcoming Wii U ports of Dragon Quest …