Monster Hunter, Capcom
Niantic Reveals How Capcom Agreed to Monster Hunter Now Ten Minutes Into the Pitch
During 2024's Monster Hunter Now Carnival in Shibuya, Kei Kawai, Niantic's chief product officer, spoke to GLHF about the process of pitching the mobile game to Capcom’s Ryozo Tsujimoto and how eager he was to partner with them.
Illustrator Lluis Abadias combined two of his favorite fandoms to create original Monster Hunter dragons based on Warhammer ...
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Biggest Changes Coming in Monster Hunter WildsMonster Hunter Wilds is essentially the sequel to Monster Hunter World, but there are a lot of things changing between these ...
Who are all the Monster Hunter Wilds characters? We already know some of the characters we’ll meet in the upcoming Monster Hunter game, but now we’ll be able to bring some of them into battle ...
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Introducing new weapons has been an easy way to excite Monster Hunter fans, but Monster Hunter Wilds is committed to placing ...
Hey there, welcome to our latest edition of The Wrapp. This is a chance for you to see what the various members of the Pocket ...
The gaming industry moves at such a pace that it’s not surprising we’ve seen countless franchises fall into obscurity over ...
Transformers is back with a new and wicked collaboration with Monster Hunter as Rathalos Prime is ready to rule the jungle ...
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii was announced last month. It features recurring character Goro Majima swashing his buckles as the sole protagonist, as he takes to the seas as a mighty pirate ...
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