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Monster Hunter Rise

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:

Monster Hunter Rise

IGN has published new details about Monster Hunter Rise following an interview with Capcom. The site was able to speak with Monster Hunter Rise producer Ryozo Tsujimoto and director Yasunori Ichinose.

There’s some interesting information, including the fact that you can skip cutscenes, and there will be no voice chat. We have the full rundown of tidbits below.

Monster Hunter Rise Collector's Edition

Update (10/2): This is back up on Amazon after selling out.


Original (10/1): Amazon has just opened pre-orders for the Monster Hunter Rise Collector’s Edition. You can reserve a copy here. Keep in mind that this has been selling out at other retailers.

The Monster Hunter Rise Collector’s Edition includes the game’s Deluxe Edition, enamel pin, stickers, and Magnamalo amiibo.

Monster Hunter Rise launches for Switch on March 26, 2021.

Monster Hunter Rise

Capcom revealed some of the first gameplay from Monster Hunter Rise during a live stream at TGS 2020 Online today. Get a look at the footage below.

Monster Hunter Rise arrives for Switch on March 26, 2021.

Monster Hunter Stories 2

In the original Monster Hunter Stories on 3DS, players were able to customize the character they played as. Capcom has now confirmed that the feature will be returning in Monster Hunter Stories 2.

Although specifics weren’t shared, a slide shown during a TGS stream today gave an idea as to what fans can expect. It looks like you’ll be able customize hairstyles, hair colors, skin colors, and more.

Monster Hunter Rise

As part of its TGS 2020 Online broadcast, Capcom showed off a bit more from Monster Hunter Rise, offering an additional look at the Wirebug and Palamute. Check out the gameplay below.

Monster Hunter Rise is slated for March 26, 2021 on Switch.

Monster Hunter Rise

Capcom has released the official Tokyo Game Show 2020 Online trailer for Monster Hunter Rise, which is slightly different from the initial reveal video with bits of new footage. Give it a look below.

Monster Hunter Rise releases for Switch on March 26, 2021.

Monster Hunter Rise Collector's Edition

Update (9/22): GameStop has sold out, but Best Buy has just opened pre-orders here.


Original (9/18): Pre-orders for the Monster Hunter Rise Collector’s Edition have started to open. GameStop currently has it here. When other retailers follow up, we’ll add them to this post.

The Monster Hunter Rise Collector’s Edition includes the Deluxe Edition (which goes for $70) plus a few goodies. The extras include the Magnamalo amiibo, enamel pin, and sticker pack.

Monster Hunter Rise launches for Switch on March 26, 2021.

It seems that Japan is getting another exclusive edition of Monster Hunter Rise for the Switch. This special game package, which roughly translates to “Hunting friend double pack,” features two copies of the game (one digital and one physical) as well as some downloadable content. All of this comes in a sleek box for 15,254 yen or around $145. 

It seems the extra content has raised the price, as this double pack is $25 more than what two versions of the game would cost. Roughly translated, what this digital content includes is:

  • Recovery medicine Great x 80
  • Sweetbread trap x 10,
  • Demon dust x 20
  • Hardened dust x 20
  • Life dust x 20
  • Armor ball x 30
  • “Item pack” useful for cooperative play and hunting

Whether or not this is worth it is up to Japanese consumers, as it seems unlikely that this edition will come to the West. It’s specifically marketed towards Switch owners who want to play the game with a friend, so it’s possible that the online play is pretty extensive in the game. 

We’ll just have to see when Monster Hunter Rise launches on March 26, 2021.

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Capcom has a trio of amiibo planned for Monster Hunter Rise. Fans will be able to pick up figures based on Palamute, Magnamalo and a Palico. Interestingly, it appears that they’ll cost a bit more than usual.

According to GameStop’s internal system, the new amiibo will cost the following:


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