Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate details
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Capcom has shared new details about Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate that cover the game’s story and more. You’ll find a summary of information below.
– Those with save data from Monster Hunter 4 will be able to carry over most of their stuff to Ultimate
– The high-difficulty “G-Rank” is being added to the multiplayer guild quests in 4 Ultimate
– Game adds High-Rank to the Village Quests, and the Gore Magala saga will be done with.
– Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate’s story revolves around the “Lead Hunters”
– Lead Hunters: a group of Hunters who take on special requests that aren’t given to your average hunter
– The group consists of members with specialized knowledge and excel at specific techniques
– They also travel around the world to take on different requests
– New story is set in Dondruma Town
– This is the same place that was originally featured as the online gathering area for players back in Monster Hunter 2
– New flagship monster Serlegios has quite the sturdy legs, and will use them in ways we’ve yet to see from other monsters
– New Felyne actions include the trick where your little buddy can launch you up on top of monsters
– Another action: the Felyne can take stamina from monsters to give it to the player
– There’s still more to reveal
Gaist Crusher God screenshots show Sengoku Basara 4 crossover
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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate – Promo Video and G Class footage
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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate Najarala art and details
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Over the past few weeks, Capcom has been highlighting creatures from Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate. The latest, Najarala, was featured in a recent Capcom-Unity blog post.
You can find screenshots and art of Najarala above. Check out some excerpts from the post below and find the full thing here.
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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate details – Charge Blade, Dual Blades, Heavy Bowgun
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A feature published on Famitsu’s website late last week details three weapons in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate: the Charge Blade, Dual Blades, and Heavy Bowgun. For information about each of these, check out our summary below (translations from Siliconera):
Charge Blade
– Can switch between sword and axe forms
– Lets you charge up energy to unleash powerful attacks
– In Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, the weapon gets a new feature with a shield thrust attack while in Sword mode, and a powerful spin-attack in its Axe form
Dual Blades
– New Archdemon mode in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
– This is the one that activates after Demon mode with a full gauge
_ Archdemon allows you to use your finishing move, but instead of experiencing the normal delay, you’ll be able to keep on attacking with continuous combos
Heavy Bowgun
– Additional bump in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
– This only applies to weapons of six-star rarity and higher
– New Heavy Bowgun feature lets you unlock the weapon’s limits that allows you to use a FireWyvern shot, and then attack with other shots while reloading the FireWyvern ammo
– Weapon’s downtime while waiting for the reload decreases as well
A Huge lot of new screenshots & art from Monster Hunter 4G/Ultimate
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Capcom sales are down due to lack of “major titles”
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Capcom sales are down for the quarter ending June 30, 2014. In its financial report published today, the company noted that net sales dipped to 9.57 billion yen ($93 million, £55.1 million). That’s a decrease of 45.1 percent from the previous year.
Net income also dropped from 828 million yen ($8 million, £4.7 million) the previous year to 765 million yen ($7.4 million, £4.4 million).
Why the downturn? Capcom believes the decrease in sales can be attributed to “a lack of new major titles.”
Fortunately, today’s news isn’t entirely disappointing for Capcom. Operating income actually rose by 75.3 percent year-over-year for an increase of 1.26 billion yen ($12.2 million, £7.2 million). Monster Hunter Frontier GG also “performed steadily with major update.”
Capcom says the company is “on track to achieve full-year forecasts with improving profitability” with a desire to improve earnings by “reducing the cost of sales.”
North America will receive one new Mega Man VC game on the Wii U eShop each week in August
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Mega Man Battle Network is out today on the North American Wii U eShop. However, Capcom is just getting started when it comes to Virtual Console releases.
Today’s Nintendo Download report confirms that one new Mega Man title will be hitting the North American Wii U Virtual Console each week. Which games are these? Well, that’s a mystery for now!
If you like Mega Man, then you’re in for a treat – a classic Mega Man game will release every Thursday in August in the Nintendo eShop on Wii U!
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North American Mega Man Battle Network Wii U Virtual Console trailer
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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate supports multiplayer between North American and European players
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Capcom shared a small but significant tidbit about Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate’s multiplayer over on its official blog. Multiplayer will work between the North American and European versions, the company confirmed. This applies both online and locally.
