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Another interview with Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate executive producer Ryozo Tsujimoto and creative director Kaname Fujioka has appeared, this time coming from Nintendo Life. The two developers tackled various topics such as the lack of a Wii U version, collaborations in the game, support received from Nintendo, and more. Check out some excerpts from the new interview below.

Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is for 3DS – and only 3DS. Unlike Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, there is no console version to speak of.

In an interview with USgamer, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate director Kaname Fujioka spoke about the decision to create the title for Nintendo’s portable. Here’s what was shared:

So, for this title in particular, we focused on producing one SKU so everyone could play together. The 3DS was basically the best bet because, that way, you can play online or take your 3DS with you and play locally. You’re not chained to one TV or anything like that. For what we wanted to do with this game—basically, let people play together however they want—[portable] was really the best choice.

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GameStop has already sold out of the Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate New 3DS XL bundle. The package was definitely in stock longer than the Limited Edition Majora’s Mask system, though product for this one didn’t last long at all. Hopefully you managed to get a pre-order in if you were interested!

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Nintendo has started sending out codes for the Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate. Check the email associated with your Club Nintendo account, and you may receive a message containing the demo code.


Thanks to Eric W for the tip.

Capcom has another game lined up for the Wii U Virtual Console. On February 12, Breath of Fire will be available.

The next closest classic title from Capcom is Street Fighter 2010. As we already mentioned, this one is due out tomorrow.

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Capcom is bringing Street Fighter 2010: The Final Fight to the North American Wii U Virtual Console tomorrow, Nintendo’s website confirms. The game will be available for $4.99.

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First of all, let’s just get this out there: Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate will be available on Friday, February 13th, 2015. Sorry to have kept you waiting so long for this bit of news, but I bet it’s earlier than you were expecting, right? =)

And to help with the wait, we’re pleased to announce that a special demo version of the game is coming soon including:

– Tutorial on basics and weapon controls;
– All 14 weapon classes;
– 3 unique monsters;
– Single player plus Local and Online Multiplayer options!

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