Gaijin Hunter has just seen it in action in e3, and he’s pretty excited, that’s a huge endorsement from an old MH pro.

I guarantee a small minority will ask for a “real” 2D Metroid.

Yeah, I’ll be honest I don’t want stealth in MH. Being able to hide is one thing, but if I want stealth I’ll play MGS.

https://www.change.org/p/capcom-capcom-don-t-double-cross-your-customers-release-monster-hunter-xx-in-the-west?recruiter=32977812&utm_source=share_for_starters&utm_medium=copyLink

I saw this already, I don’t mind the new additions, but it’s precisely the old stuff that I want to see to appease my angst.

https://www.change.org/p/capcom-bringing-monster-hunter-xx-double-cross-switch-ver-to-the-west

Or even better if you had several tv’s, I know...

That is a little reassuring.

Heather, how did the combat gameplay look to you, did it seem as complex and interesting as previous entries?

“Those of you who want me to be happy, do you have a favorite game series? Do you play it to death? Well I’m the developer, and the new iteration is NOT for you, it’s for others who don’t like how the game is now. Tell me your reaction? Thank you?”

Capcom has actually tweeted this after the articles appeared:

“One of the clumsier aspects of previous Monster Hunter games has been how the world is broken into various zones, with loading times separating each one. In Monster Hunter World, the map is broken into designated zones like before, but there are no loading times”

I agree with your mistrust. I am very dubious about the changes. I think there are definitely aspects of old MH games that need to be streamlined, but the combat is definitely not one of them. If this becomes an attempt at simplifying MH to appeal to a larger group, they will definitely have lost me, and I think a…

As much as I hope it brings in a whole bunch of new MH fans, I also hope they didn’t water it down. I know a lot of people find MH confusing and uninviting, but I assure you that its greatest strength lies with its complex and highly rewarding combat. If they make the game easy and get rid of what makes the game…

I am on the fence, first of all I love portable MH because it’s more condusive to my life and work style. I also love playing with my friends in the same room. It would be a little easier to swallow if MHXX was confirmed for the west. As long as I can play both, I’ll be happy.

So, we’re not going to localize MHXX for the Switch in the West, but here is a Sushi game...

I’m ok with this evolution if the gameplay stays complex and rewarding. If this is some streamlined evolution that is made for plebs who can’t play anything harder than Assassin’s Creed I will be very upset.

Currently available on the eShop for 3ds/WiiU for $3.99

Metroid Prime 4!!!

Metroid Prime 4!!!