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Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate

Capcom reported its latest financial results today. The company gave an update on its performance during the second quarter, including information about how some of its releases performed.

During the quarter, Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate finally left Japan. Capcom says that the game “enjoyed robust sales” in these new territories.

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate

After launching in the west at the end of August, Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate has received a discount. It’s currently down to $39.99, $20 lower than the original asking price. If you’re interested, place an order here.

Capcom shared a new trailer for Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate highlighting the game’s various crossovers available as free DLC. Watch it below.

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate

This week, Capcom issued a new update for Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate. All players can access version 1.1.0.

According to Capcom, there’s one new addition with the patch. An option has been made available to set L Stick to toggle dashing.

Here’s a look:


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Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is out today on Nintendo Switch. To celebrate the occasion, Capcom and Nintendo have put together a launch trailer. Give it a watch:

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate

Did you play Monster Hunter Generations on 3DS? Do you plan on buying Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate on Switch? If so, you might be interested in a new app released on the eShop.

Capcom is allowing 3DS players to transfer save data to Switch with the Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate Save Transfer App. You can find it on the 3DS eShop.

The app requires just 231 blocks of space. That amounts to 28.875MB.

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The demo for Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is out now on the Switch eShop, and footage is beginning to emerge. You can check out some gameplay below.

Ahead of Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate’s western launch this month, Capcom will be offering a demo for the game. Switch owners will be able to try out the game as of tomorrow.

Capcom has yet to detail the contents of the demo, though it will likely be identical to its Japanese counterpart. The Japanese trial provides access to 14 different weapons, three fighting styles, and three monsters.

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate launches in North America and Europe on August 28.

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Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate

Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate originally launched for Switch in Japan last August. A year later, the game is finally coming west.

For awhile, there had actually been quite a bit of uncertainty as to whether Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate would leave Japan. When Capcom was asked about localization, the company was rather quiet on the subject.

When Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate originally launched in Japan, Capcom teamed up with Nintendo for a special Zelda: Breath of the Wild collaboration. It’s now confirmed that the same content will be extended to the west.

Here’s a trailer:


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