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Monster Hunter X’s Fairy Tail collaboration was shown during the latest episode of Capcom TV. In the game, players can nab a Palico based on the character Happy. Take a look at the footage below.

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We posted several scans from Famitsu earlier today, but we have one last batch from this week’s magazine. There’s a pretty big feature on Monster Hunter X coming in at over 40 pages.

Hit up the gallery below for the full set. These are likely the final scans/screenshots we’ll be sharing from Monster Hunter X, and our video coverage is going to be winding down soon as well.

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Believe it or not, there are still new collaborations being announced for Monster Hunter X.

The first one is based on Ushio and Tora, which net players a special “Beast Spear” Insect Glaive. Tora becomes your Kinsect and your hair grows very long like Ushio’s when the spear is equipped. This will be available on January 27 through a quest.

Also planned for Monster Hunter X is a collaboration for Magi. It’ll provide players with a pair of weapons when they finish a quest. Capcom will begin the event in March.

Take a look at the latest Monster Hunter X footage below.

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A recent issue of Jump revealed a new Yu-Gi-Oh! collaboration for Monster Hunter X. In the game, players can use a Dark Magician costume for their Felyne Palico. Capcom shared an official screenshot of the collaboration earlier today, which you can see above.

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In this month’s issue of Nintendo Dream, the developers of Monster Hunter X confirmed that the game won’t have any subspecies.

It’s stated in the magazine that “it depends on what exactly you consider a subspecies”. As an example though, monsters listed as “Rathalos Subspecies” and other “subspecies” won’t be included.

Talking about the reasoning behind this, Capcom said that it wanted to add more variety of regular monsters instead of adding more monster subspecies.

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It’s that time again! Capcom has once again unleashed a bunch of screenshots from Monster Hunter X. We’ve rounded them up below.

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A demo for Monster Hunter X recently hit the Japanese 3DS eShop. Take a look at 2 hours of footage from the download below.

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Yesterday Capcom officially confirmed that Mega Man Legacy Collection will only be available digitally in Europe. Naturally, the news also means the upcoming collector’s edition is North American exclusive as well. There are no plans to distribute the gold Mega Man amiibo – which is included in the special packaged release – in PAL regions.

Capcom told one fan on Twitter:

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Gaijin Hunter has poked through the latest issue of Famitsu and has uncovered even more details about the game. All of the new information from the magazine is in the video below.

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In North America, Capcom is selling Mega Man Legacy Collection through two different means at retail. Consumers can purchase the standalone game or a special collector’s edition. The situation is quite different in Europe, however.

It turns out that Mega Man Legacy Collection will only be available on the eShop in Europe. In the YouTube description for the game’s trailer, the publisher states: “The game will be available to purchase digitally across Europe for €14.99/£13.49.”

That’s definitely a bit of a bummer! I can’t say I know why Capcom has opted for this route in Europe.

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