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Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak update 12.0.1

Capcom just released a new update for Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, and version 12.0.1 is now available on Switch.

The update includes unauthorized Anomaly Investigations countermeasures, a fix for a Switch save data size error, and  changes to repeated gesture and pose inputs. Other fixes and adjustments are included as well.

The full patch notes for the Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak version 12.0.1 update are as follows:

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak 12.0.0 update patch notes

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is about to receive its major 12.0.0 update as previously announced, and Capcom has now shared the full patch notes. New additions and changes are included plus tons of bug fixes.

The full patch notes for the Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak version 12.0.0 update are as follows:

Capcom Fighting Collection 1.0.2

A notable update has just come to Capcom Fighting Collection. The package is now at version 1.0.2.

New options, features, and more are now available. Some of the main points include more color blind accessibility options for Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo, a new Smooth Filter, and viewable hitboxes in Training Mode.

Below are the full patch notes for today’s Capcom Fighting Collection update:

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection first gameplay

Thanks to IGN, we have some of the first gameplay from Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection. Seven minutes of footage is available.

The video starts out by showing 3D MegaMan.EXE, who will guide players through the game selection screen and gallery. We then get a brief look at the first three titles in the package. Of course, everything is shown in Japanese here.

Ahead of the release of Monster Hunter Rise’s Sunbreak second title update next week on September 29, Capcom have shared some new gameplay footage on Twitter of their RnD team tackling one of the new monsters that will feature in the expansion, Flaming Espinas. This is footage taken from the special quest that was available at Capcom’s booth at TGS 2022.

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak has just received some new gameplay footage showing off Flaming Espinas, one of the monsters that will be appearing in the game’s second free title update. The footage is courtesy of Famitsu and shows off 12 minutes of a couple of hunts against the new thorn wyvern.

Here is some more information on everything being added in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak’s Title Update 2:

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection online

Capcom provided an update on Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection at the Tokyo Game Show today, and the big news shared is that online functions are planned. In addition to online battles, it will be possible to trade Chips with others.

Another element was also introduced. In the collection, a 3D MegaMan.EXE will guide you through the game selection screen and gallery, complete with voiced reactions.

Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak Title Update 2

At the 2022 Tokyo Game Show today, Capcom announced a release date for the Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak free Title Update 2. All players can access it starting on September 29, 2022.

The update includes Flaming Espinas, Violet Mizutsune, Risen Chameleos, Layered Weapons, level 120 investigations, and Qurious crafting options.

Resident Evil cloud

Capcom has announced a slew of Resident Evil games for Switch that are planned as cloud titles.

Resident Evil Village is due out first on October 28. A demo goes live on the eShop today. The Winters’ Expansion DLC follows on December 2.

Resident Evil 7, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3 will also be releasing on Switch as cloud games this year.

Touch controls were a staple of many handheld Monster Hunter entries, which left many fans wondering why the control options weren’t quite as expansive in Monster Hunter Rise. In a recent interview with Nintendo Dream, Monster Hunter Rise director Yasunori Ichinose explained that as the Switch is a hybrid console, control choices largely stemmed from the fact the team had to develop with both handheld and docked play in mind.

Below is a translation of Ichinose’s full explanation, as well as other tidbits he shared about developing the game on Capcom’s proprietary RE Engine.


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