Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate dated for Japan
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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is heading to Japan in October, Capcom has announced. The company confirmed during today’s Nintendo Direct that the game is slated for October 11.
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Capcom TV #01 – Monster Hunter 4 Footage
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Mega Man Battle Network – Wii U VC Trailer (Japan)
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More off-screen Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate footage
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Onimusha Tactics rated by the OFLC
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Capcom’s Onimusha Tactics has been rated by the OFLC. Generally, these sort of listings indicate that a Virtual Console release is planned for the future. Here’s hoping that we’ll be seeing Onimusha Tactics on the Wii U eShop soon!
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Another round of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate footage
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Gaist Crusher God screenshots
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Monster Hunter Frontier G5 footage
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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate – Emperor’s Speech
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Nintendo distributing Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate in Europe
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Nintendo has announced a new distribution agreement with Capcom for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate.
In Europe and Australia, Nintendo will be responsible for the sales, marketing, PR and distribution of the game. Capcom will remain as publisher.
This isn’t the first time that Nintendo and Capcom have collaborated on the Monster Hunter series. The two companies previously reached the same agreement for Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate.
Source: Nintendo PR