Rumor: Ace Attorney 7 in development, possible Ace Attorney 4-6 collection, more
Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Rumors, Switch | 0 comments
Fans have long been waiting for the possibility of Capcom localizing The Great Ace Attorney 1 and 2. Based on today’s major Capcom leaks, although there hasn’t been an official announcement, it seems as though it could finally be happening.
That’s not all for Ace Attorney though. A new slide has been making the rounds – which is also apparently stemming from the Capcom leaks – regarding other plans for the series. The big news is that Ace Attorney 7 is in development and we may see another collection for the franchise.
Here’s the full roundup of tidbits:
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Capcom leaks: The Great Ace Attorney collection, new Switch exclusive IP, Monster Hunter tidbits
Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
Update: More information has come out of the leak, specifically relating to The Great Ace Attorney. The big news is that localization appears to be in the cards. Plans are in place for English voices. To preserve the original Japanese culture, a screenshot in the presentation shows that evidence will remain in Japanese, but shows English subtitles.
Original: Earlier this month, Capcom suffered a network breach. The company said that the incident occurred “due to unauthorized access carried out by a third party”. It seems that some information was lifted off of Capcom’s servers, as information regarding future plans have now surfaced online.
Part of the leak involves a new Ace Attorney collection from Capcom. At the moment, we only know that The Great Ace Attorney and its sequel The Great Ace Attorney 2 are being brought to Switch. They’ll be offered physically as part of a set with Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy in Japan. There’s been no official announcement yet, so it’s not clear if there are any plans for the west.
Monster Hunter Rise development and release impacted by the pandemic
Posted on 3 years ago by Jarop(@gamrah) in News, Switch | 0 comments
In a recent interview with Nikkei, Capcom president Haruhiro Tsujimoto shared some tidbits about the upcoming Switch title Monster Hunter Rise. He spoke about how the coronavirus pandemic set development of the game back almost a month, discussed some of the game’s new elements, and how the company expects the title to sell.
Nintendo Everything’s translation of his full statement can be found below.
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Monster Hunter Rise gameplay clip shows customization
Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch, Videos | 0 comments
Monster Hunter Rise will have its fairy share of customization. In a video posted on the series’ official Twitter account today, we’re able to see the character creatures for the Palamute, Palico, and hunter.
Here’s the full video:
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Monster Hunter Rise – Great Sword gameplay
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Capcom has prepared a new gameplay video for Monster Hunter Rise that showcases the Great Sword with two Palamutes. The bird wyvern Aknosom, which is located in the Shrine Ruins, is also featured.
Here’s the video:
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Resident Evil 3: Cloud Version logo spotted, possibly bound for Switch
Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop | 0 comments
Thanks to today’s announcements of Control and Hitman 3, cloud versions of popular games are starting to become more prominent on Switch. However, cloud games aren’t entirely new to the platform. Capcom offered Resident Evil 7 on Switch through the streaming technology, though it was only offered in Japan.
Another Resident Evil game based on the cloud could be making its way to Switch. A logo for Resident Evil 3: Cloud Version has been found on the site the Switch takes you to to play Control. Interestingly, it has now been removed.
Capcom has not yet officially announced Resident Evil 3: Cloud Version for Switch. If that ends up happening, we’ll be sure to let you know.
Monster Hunter Rise up for pre-order on Amazon UK and Nintendo UK store, including collector’s edition
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Update (10/17): Amazon UK has opened pre-orders for the Monster Hunter Rise and its collector’s edition here.
Original (10/13): The Nintendo UK store has now opened up pre-orders for Monster Hunter Rise. As part of that, you can reserve the collector’s edition.
The Monster Hunter Rise Collector’s Edition includes a physical copy of the game, Deluxe Kit DLC Pack download code, a Magnamalo amiibo, a “Kamura Mark” pin badge and a sticker pack.
You can pre-order Monster Hunter Rise on the Nintendo UK store here.
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More Monster Hunter Rise details – development, post-launch quests and updates, possible movie tie-in, more
Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
Another round of details have been published for Monster Hunter Rise. The latest information batch comes from articles published by 4Gamer, Famitsu, and Game Watch.
Here’s the full roundup, courtesy of Gematsu:
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Capcom talks about bringing RE Engine to Switch for Monster Hunter Rise
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Monster Hunter Rise marks the first time that Capcom is making a game for Switch with RE Engine. But based on new comments from the company, it wasn’t an easy thing to accomplish.
Yasunori Ichinose, the director for Monster Hunter Rise, said to Eurogamer that putting RE Engine on Switch “was definitely a new challenge for us.” A big part of the task was balancing the game’s large maps with no loading, graphics quality, and frame rate.
According to Ichinose:
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Capcom says Monster Hunter Rise has been in the works for about four years, didn’t look into Monster Hunter World for Switch
Posted on 3 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
In an interview with Eurogamer, Monster Hunter Rise producer Ryozo Tsujimoto spoke more about the game’s development. The project has been a long time coming, as it’s been in the works for “about four years in total.”
Tsujimoto told the site:
