Read my post again.
Ahh, fair enough. It was the bit about people waiting for a non-3DS MonHun that threw me off.
Read my post again.
Ahh, fair enough. It was the bit about people waiting for a non-3DS MonHun that threw me off.
Traded in Generations cause LOL at playing an action game on 3DS.
They aren't getting my money until they move on.
I mean, it was obviously the smartest choice for Capcom to go to 3DS, but the help Nintendo offered helped seal the deal to keep it away from anywhere else.
If Switch is going to be the base going forward, then it'd make more sense for it to appear elsewhere (more in line with power with other consoles). Whether it will or not though, I dunno. Obviously I'm biased and think Vita is a smart choice (while keeping production values somewhat in check), but still.
No point in a MH for Switch when the game's sales potential would be bottlenecked by the console's supply issues for the foreseeable future.
Fall 2018 release at the earliest.
I'm honestly not sure Vita/Switch will get too many cross-platform games. From Vita side there doesn't appear to be much interest and from the Switch side there's a quite sizable power gap between the two systems.
No point in a MH for Switch when the game's sales potential would be bottlenecked by the console's supply issues for the foreseeable future.
Fall 2018 release at the earliest.
It's going to be multiplatform.Monster Hunter is moving to Ps4. I said.
How many for adding "and XBO"?
Yeah, I'm of the same mindset. But again, I'm one of the people who thinks it's a silly decision that Falcom are doing Sen III on PS4, but that's clearly a power thing. And if Vita isn't powerful enough for a dev like them, it's gonna be nowhere near enough for someone like Capcom.
Though, they've shown they're not interested in bringing their 3DS-focused franchises anywhere regardless.
No point in a MH for Switch when the game's sales potential would be bottlenecked by the console's supply issues for the foreseeable future.
Fall 2018 release at the earliest.
Why are people desperately trying to argue that Capcom would never release Monster Hunter on a non Nintendo platform?
If it ends up on PS4 AND Switch everyone wins, right?
Only if the online and local multiplayer is cross-play as well, otherwise hell no. I'll never buy a console-only MH without some sort of handheld version for local multiplayer and unified onine playerbase.Why are people desperately trying to argue that Capcom would never release Monster Hunter on a non Nintendo platform?
If it ends up on PS4 AND Switch everyone wins, right?
Clearly the solution is for Capcom to continue its failed business strategy of resting our its laurels with the series
I would kill for a Monster Hunter on Switch with visual fidelity even better than MH3U.
Does Capcom not understand every big title released near the launch of a console would sold incredibly well even without much marketing?
It's free money.
People who bought those new console are desperate for new games to play.
Hopefully an announcement this summer
Clearly the solution is for Capcom to continue its failed business strategy of resting our its laurels with the series
Can't believe I'm going to ignore a MonHun release, but I'm right there with everyone else that can't do another 3ds release. MHX already felt like a huge greatest hits rehash to me, and XX being a enhanced rehash on ancient hardware? No thanks.
Especially not after playing Horizon on the amazing Decima engine, and realizing that it was 80% of what I want out of a mainline MonHun sequel.
You clearly have no idea on what you're talking about, how is it a failed business strategy? Just because it hasn't come to the platform you like?
Anyways, I'd love to see a mainline MH on the Switch, I think it's clearly the next step, since it gives the Japan playerbase the portability they're accostumed to, and can also give the home console feel the West enjoys, the best of both worlds, it can only be a boon for the series.
Regarding PS4 and the like, if Sony are going to do the same to the MH team as they did before (when we didn't get P3rd in the West because of Sony), they might as well not even try, if they have a new mentality, then a PS4/Switch MH would be great.
lol no
This isnt fanboy talk. This is about Capcom and how everyone insists they can not afford to do anything to grow the series beyond selling millions in Japan and calling it a day. And Using that money to fund mobile projects and whatever else
They squander the potential of this series and it bothers me that they refuse to deliver anything different in a decade.
I dont care what platform it comes to by they are really dragging their feet and they are happy about MHXX potentially selling another 2 million if that when its peak is much higher?
Also let me clarify. The series is growing despite my issues with it so Im hoping the lack of a western announcement (its breaking the previous precedent establish with 4U which was announced for the west over a year before it came out) is a sign that they have an actual NEW plan for the next Western entry
Dead or Alive has been on a Nintendo system, with a Metroid cameo at that.The same reason why Neptunia series, Devil May Cry series and Dead or Alive series and many other never come to Nintendo consoles
The problem is that they cannot afford it, the problem is that while they can do that, they'll get much less profit than what they're doing right now, and as a business, you always prefer spending less money and getting more than what they spent in return.
No point in a MH for Switch when the game's sales potential would be bottlenecked by the console's supply issues for the foreseeable future.
Fall 2018 release at the earliest.
Monster Hunter is on a 1 year dev cycle
3DS is perfect for that
PS4 & PC isn't, the resources needed for content creation is orders of magnitude higher
So no Switch version incoming?
And by "failed" you mean keeping the company afloat and the IP relevant while their other non-RE7 IPs are already 6 feet under because they failed despite PS4's oh so great western installbase.Clearly the solution is for Capcom to continue its failed business strategy of resting our its laurels with the series
And by "failed" you mean keeping the company afloat and the IP relevant while their other non-RE7 IPs are already 6 feet under because they failed despite PS4's oh so great western installbase.