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Monster Hunter Now Carnival Interview: Niantic Talks Massive Events and Evolution of AR Games
Game Rant speaks with a Niantic senior producer at Monster Hunter Now Carnival Shibuya about how the event came together.
Monster Hunter Now feels at home in Tokyo, but it won’t stop there
Like many other religions, Japan’s native belief system, Shinto, is in decline. You wouldn’t know it by walking around Meiji Jingu Shrine in Tokyo. Every day th ...
Niantic’s Monster Hunter Now pitch took ten minutes
In Japanese culture, business relationships are usually cultivated over a long period. It’s almost like dating. The prospective business partner must be showere ...
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Warhammer 40k meets Monster Hunter in eye-popping fan art
Illustrator Lluis Abadias combined two of his favorite fandoms to create original Monster Hunter dragons based on Warhammer ...
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Monster Hunter Now Has Come Far, But The Best is Still Ahead
As Niantic and Capcom move forward with Monster Hunter Now, a producer of the former looks back on how its unique development ...
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Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii moves its release date away from Monster Hunter Wilds
The next Like a Dragon game was originally and questionably set to launch on the exact same day as Capcom's co-op monster ...
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"Nothing is off the table" Monster Hunter Now can add any monster from the main series, though there are some caveats
Your favourite monster may not be in Niantic’s Monster Hunter Now just yet, but don’t worry: it’s probably coming.