The renowned Japanese videogame giants and publishing house behind legendary and iconic gaming franchises such as StreetFighter, Megaman, Resident Evil and Monster Hunter, Capcom have listed their “All time best-selling videogames“

Capcom have compiled and listed their entire historys released titles and compiled them into the All-time best selling with over 100 of Capcoms titles surpassing 1M units with not surprisingly Monster Hunter World being far and away Capcoms most successful franchise to date leading the pack at a monstrous 18M units sold which released in 2018 on all major formats.

At a distant second place surprisingly at 10.8 M units sold to date is the critically acclaimed Resident Evil 7 which was a successful soft reboot of the franchise that  preceded Monster Hunter World a year earlier.

Within Capcoms top10 it is not surprisingly dominated by variations and spin offs of the Monster Hunter series leading the charge with recent entries of Resident Evil and Street Fighter also making up the list.

The oldest Capcom title to get into the top10 is StreetFighter 2 which released all the way back in 1992 on the now legendary SNES at a 6.3M units sold to date with somewhat surprisingly the latest Street Fighter V which released in 2016 trailing by a whisker at 6.2M units sold to date.

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New monsters, costumes, and an expanded ending are coming to Monster Hunter Rise

Capcom has announced the superb Monster Hunter Rise will include all post-launch content so far released for the Switch version when it makes its way to Steam on 12th January.

Since its release on Switch back in March, Capcom has released a steady flow of post-launch content for Monster Hunter Rise. From big things such as new creatures and a proper conclusion to the Kamura Village story arc – to fun smaller additions, including a series of ‘collaborations’ based on various video game properties.

In a new post shared on Steam, Capcom has confirmed that Monster Hunter Rise will include all content featured in the Switch edition up to its most recent Ver.3.6.1 update when it arrives in January, and notes all future post-launch content releases will be synched between the two versions starting at the end of February. Unfortunately, cross-platform play and cross-saves will not be supported.

This news means PC players will be able to tackle Teostra, Chameleos, Kushala Daora, Crimson Glow Valstrax, Apex Diablos, Apex Rathalos, and Apex Zinogre alongside all the base game monsters on launch day.

Additional content includes an ability to have access to the core quest line’s new ending. plus six crossover costumes (and associated quests) based Monster Hunter Stories 2, Okami, Street Fighter, Mega Man 11, Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection, and Sonic the Hedgehog. In addition, Monster Hunter Rise will be getting a “massive” paid expansion, titled Sunbreak.

This is due to arrive on Switch and Steam next summer.

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The crossover event we’ve been waiting for has finally been revealed…

Earlier this year it was announced Monster Hunter Rise would be getting an unlikely crossover with Sonic the Hedgehog in November and Capcom has finally released details regarding the event.

The Sonic DLC event is the first Monster Hunter Rise collaboration to feature non-Capcom IP as Sonic is owned by SEGA.

Monster Hunter Rise x Sonic

The Sonic event will be a free update that launches on November 26 and features two new Special Event quests as well as the opportunity for players to earn Sonic unlockables.

These Sonic unlockables include Sonic-themed clothing for your character as well as a Tails outfit for the player’s Palamute. It also includes a Sonic costume for the player’s Palico, which lets them perform Sonic’s spin attack.

The trailer for the Monster Hunter Rise x Sonic the Hedgehog shows Sonic and Tails “rolling at the speed of sound” as they collect gold rings and interact in the Monster Hunter environment.

OH YEAH! @Sonic_Hedgehog collaboration coming in FAST!

Available to all #MHRise players starting November 26. pic.twitter.com/7yu9vyN8Et

— Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) November 17, 2021

This has been a great year for Sonic the Hedgehog so far. The blue hedgehog has been celebrating its 30th anniversary and received a Minecraft birthday treat, its own LEGO set, and confirmation of a Netflix 24 episode animated show titled Sonic Prime. 

Monster Hunter Rise has also been doing well, as the RPG has received collaborations from other Capcom titles such as Street Fighter, Okami, Mega Man and Ghosts ‘n Goblins. 

The Sonic DLC will be out on November 26th on Nintendo Switch and will be available from day 1 when the game is released on PC on January 12th, 2022.

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Gear up for what is expected to be one heck of a crossover…

Capcom has reminded its fans that a certain hedgehog is coming to town in one of its many IPs.

Earlier this year it was announced Monster Hunter Rise would be teaming up with Sonic the Hedgehog for a crossover to drop in November. Here’s what we know so far.

Monster Hunter Rise x Sonic

This is not the first time Sonic has ventured into the Monster Hunter world. Sonic made his debut in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate where players were able to craft Sonic-themed gear and outfits for their Palico, along with other characters like the Super Mario Brothers in the April DLC.

Yet this is the first time Monster Hunter Rise is featuring a collaboration from a non-Capcom IP address since Sonic is owned by SEGA. So far this year, Monster Hunter Rise has seen collaborations with Street Fighter, Okami, Mega Man and Ghosts ‘n Goblins. 

There’s still very little that has been revealed since September’s announcement regarding what we can expect from the Monster Hunter Rise and Sonic the Hedgehog collaboration, but so far, Sonic has had a great year celebrating its 30th anniversary. It has already received a Minecraft birthday treat, its own LEGO set, and confirmation of a Netflix 24 episode animated show titled Sonic Prime. 

However, Capcom made sure fans didn’t forget what is going to drop sometime in the next 30 days, with their tweet on the Japanese Twitter account for Monster Hunter Rise. 

『モンスターハンターライズ』と今年30周年を迎えたセガの『ソニック』がコラボレーション！
2021年11月に『モンスターハンターライズ』で、コラボイベントクエストが配信予定です！
気になる詳細は続報をお待ちください。　https://t.co/QtIIZ2GwVc#モンハンライズ #ソニック pic.twitter.com/kuB3EDJM05

— モンスターハンターライズ公式 (@MH_Rise_JP) November 6, 2021

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In a recent report, video game company Capcom behind Street Fighter, Resident Evil and other beloved series has claimed Pragmata has been making steady progress.

Alongside this, Capcom has also confirmed free DLC updates coming to Monster Hunter Rise and Resident Evil Village!

What is Pragmata? Pragmata is an upcoming video game announced in a 2020 PlayStation 5 reveal event. Based on the trailer, it seems to be shaping up as a Death Stranding style atmospheric sci-fi action-horror seeing you explore a largely abandoned world infested with dangerous beings, seemingly focused around a rescue mission of sorts. Check out the trailer here!

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Capcom also announced it will be hiring over 100 “graduates” and “seasoned mid-career professionals” to aid in the company’s growth and further the development of new IPs (intellectual properties) like Pragmata. During a PlayStation 5 sizzle reel, Capcom also announced in January 2021 that the game’s release will be delayed to around 2023. Considering how ball-fondlingly crisp the graphics are on this game and they’ll likely have to keep up that quality for gameplay, hopefully another delay update comes out sometime, so as not to rush the newbies and potentially lead to crunch work, which is a whole other can of worms. At the same time, fingers crossed this doesn’t become another Deep Down situation (another Capcom game in the works that ended up getting scraped).

More Trailers and Games to Look Out For: Little Devil Inside news recently dropped, we have an article covering that and its trailer here. There’s also the peculiar third-person catformer (cat platformer) Stray, which feels like if Limbo was about a stray cat (currently with plans to release ‘early 2022’). And while I have your attention, in the spirit of my Final Fantasy video discussing Tom Nicholas-

ANOTHER brief appeal to academically-minded readers: Moreso a dream for me than anyone else, but a lecturer of mine from uni, Laura Cull, has made an interesting body of work discussing animals in performance and various discourse around human and non-human topics. So if you’re reading this, looking forward to your thoughts on Stray if you happen to find yourself in possession of a PS5 one day.

Pragmata is currently in development for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.

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Unfortunately, we already know the likelihood of us getting cross-save compatibility between the Switch and upcoming PC version is not happening. Thankfully though, the latest patch for Monster Hunter: Rise has dropped. This patch addresses several issues as well as adding some content to the game. There is also additional free DLC too as Capcom have added some new hairstyles to the game to add some variety.

Thanks to your feedback, we've added three new hairstyles to #MHRise in Ver. 3.5!

Available now as free DLC on the Nintendo eShop ➡ Senri the Mailman. pic.twitter.com/7yBP2upY7b

— Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) October 28, 2021

Other than that, Version 3.5.0 introduces new events and solves several issues. On October 29th, a Ghosts ‘n Goblins collaboration event will be available, as well as additional voice DLC.

The patch notes have been outlined below:

Patch: Ver.3.5.0

• In order to use DLC and play online, you need to update Monster Hunter Rise to the latest version.
  • – You can check which version you’re on at the bottom right of the Title Screen.
  • – Online gameplay requires a Nintendo Switch Online membership.
• If you do not have access to the Internet, you can play local multiplayer, as long as every player uses the same version of the software.
  • – Please visit the Nintendo Support page for more information.

Available – October 28, 2021

Main Additions / Changes

• New Event Quests will be available every week.
• New DLC can be purchased from Nintendo eShop.

Bug Fixes / Miscellaneous

Base/Facility

• Fixed a bug occasionally causing the game to freeze to when using the “Move Around Village” function from the Training Area.

Monsters

• Fixed a bug causing incorrect effects for Apex Diablos’s powerful roar.
• Fixed a bug occasionally causing monsters to take double poison damage.

Player

• Fixed a bug occasionally causing issues with the display of some armor and clothing during cutscenes.
• Fixed a bug causing the wrong items to be dropped when catching a Great Gastronome Tuna.
• Fixed a bug causing raw meat placed by a player to instantly disappear when another player joins the quest while it is in progress.
• Fixed a bug causing the player character to perform a Backstep instead of a Roundslash when pushing the stick back and pressing the X and A buttons after performing the sword & shield’s Falling Bash.
• Fixed a bug preventing the player from using the dual blades’ Shrouded Vault in the desired direction if it is performed at the end of the start-up motion for Feral Demon Mode.
• Fixed a bug causing incorrect sound effects for Trapbugs and some lance attacks when using the “Akuma” layered armor.
• Fixed a bug occasionally preventing the player from using the gunlance’s Aerial Burst while jumping off a ledge after dodging.
• Fixed a bug preventing the appearance of Rampage gunlances from changing if the player changes the shelling type and lands a Wyrmstake Cannon attack during multiplayer.
• Fixed a bug preventing the player from changing ammo/phials via the Radial Menu while riding a Palamute.
• When a player uses the bowgun’s Steadiness during multiplayer to reduce recoil, this change occasionally did not show up on the screens of other players. This has been fixed.
• Fixed a bug occasionally freezing the game when using a Character Edit Voucher via a specific order of steps.
• Fixed a bug causing players riding a Palamute to deal damage to a Palamute mounted by another player when attacking that player.
• Fixed a bug preventing armor from being sorted correctly if the player has multiple pieces of the same armor.

Miscellaneous

• Fixed a bug allowing players to be matched up with players on their block list under specific circumstances.
• Fixed various text bugs.
• Other miscellaneous bug fixes have been made.

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It has recently been revealed by Capcom that they currently do not have plans to implement cross-save functionality into the PC version of Monster Hunter Rise, which will launch on Steam on the 12^th January. This is also the scheduled release for the Sunbreak DLC, which will add new stories, locales, and monsters.

Monster Hunter Rise released in March , but its storyline wasn’t finished; its cliff-hanger conclusion was added in an update that released in May. That update brought additional creatures and story content, as well as the game’s real ending. The future Sunbreak expansion will most likely build on the additional content.

They recently said in a Tweet that although they have considered adding cross-save support to the PC port of Monster Hunter Rise, it is not a feature they are currently working on.

We’ve heard your requests for Cross-Save / Cross-Play for #MHRise & #Sunbreak, but unfortunately, after looking into it throughout the development process, we found we are unable to implement it this time. As always, we appreciate your continued feedback and support.

— Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) October 11, 2021

This will come as a disappointment to fans of the series who may have been hoping to pick up the game on PC and carry on from where they left off on the Nintendo Switch. Capcom hasn’t ruled out cross-save just yet. It’s unclear whether cross-save for the game on PC will be added at a later point. It could still be a possibility, it’s just not their focus for now.

Capcom revealed the PC version of Monster Hunter Rise during their presentation at this year’s Tokyo Game Show and announced that it will provide players with several enhancements made possible by access to strong PC technology. The game, which is now available for pre-order, will have 4K support, HDR support, and an unlocked framerate.  A Monster Hunter Rise demo will be released through Steam on October 13th.

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PC to be Capcom’s “main platform” in the years to come.

The home of your gaming classics like Street Fighter, Devil May Cry, Resident Evil and many more, plans to bring all focus onto PC. Company COO, Haruhiro Tsujimoto, talking with Japanese Publication Nikkei, states that popular firms, Monster Hunter and Resident Evil “will mainly focus on PC software” from that point on with hopes to advance PC sales to the point the platform outdoes others, making at least half of all sales by the end of the year.

With PC gaming growing rapidly over the years, it’s not seen as a surprise to many with various gaming companies taking this same approach. Still, for the people that enjoy the feel on gaming consoles, this doesn’t necessarily mean games will be discontinued or unavailable to play. But let’s just say gaming consoles are not as “poppin” as they were 5-10 years ago. One of the facts for that, being that during the pandemic, it is said that there has been an increase in Japanese PC usage and that the pandemic is “changing the way people look at PCs”.

With a mixed indication as to what is best for the company after having failed previous computer releases such as popular firm, Street Fighter (4) and many more. But having huge success with Monster Hunter. Monster Hunter: World particularly, with it being their single best-selling release ever, as leaked sales data revealed that it had sold over 5.7 million copies on Steam, comparing that to 5.5 million copies on PlayStation 4 and an extra 1.7 million on Xbox One, all as of September 30, 2020. This looks to be a risk but a risk that is worth taking as the world are seeming to favour PC software as their primary gaming platform.

What will this mean for gaming consoles? Well, with PC “driving global sales” and looking set to be the “main platform”, this means that more development will be put into PC releases with more games being released on and maybe exclusively on PC. This means there may be less efforts to cater towards the console fans and that you may see less new releases and further updates on some of your favourite titles. Nevertheless, this doesn’t mean that Capcom have completely stopped making games for the console audience. It is great to note that releases such as Street Fighter, a fighting game, has shown to be better off on console opposed to on PC which leads to the point that not every game or release will be prioritised on PC. So, console players, continue to look out for your favourite titles and for new releases as this doesn’t stop you from getting them.

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The next Monster Hunter Rise collaboration is just around the corner.

Following Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin and Okami, Capcom has announced the next collaboration coming to Monster Hunter Rise, and it is one you may not have expected. It is a new layered armour set based on Street Fighter’s Akuma, allowing players to utilize the Satsui no Hado (though you’ll still be running around with regular weapons).

While hunter layered armour is merely a cosmetic that may be put over the player’s stats-based armour, the trailer for this ‘Capcom Collab’ appears to have a twist.

Without wielding a weapon, it appears that Akuma will be able to fight monsters performing his signature moves from the Street Fighter games. Akuma can use the Shoryuken and Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (aka Hurricane Kick), which can be unleashed while in mid-air, in addition to his signature Hadouken. His characteristic posture, of course, is also present. The armour will be given out as part of an event quest that begins on August 27th.

There have been other Street Fighter-Monster Hunter crossovers in the past, such as Ryu in Monster Hunter: World, albeit his famous ‘Hadouken’ and ‘Shoryuken’ attacks were only available as emotes that had to be obtained through costly DLC.

Monster Hunter Rise is now available for Nintendo Switch and will be released for PC in early 2022.
This Autumn, two more collaborative DLC packs will be released, so stay tuned for more information. You can watch the full collab gameplay trailer below:

In other news, Capcom may have something new to reveal at Gamescom, following an ominous tweet alluding to the possible Resident Evil 4 remake.

Elden Ring is also expected to make a showing at Gamescom 2021, although Halo Infinite was a no-show at the Xbox Showcase.

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Okami’s Amaterasu is coming to Monster Hunter Rise in this very special event

On July 30, Capcom will release its second cross-over event, titled Capcom Collab 2, for Monster Hunter Rise, and this time it features none other than Amaterasu from the popular action-adventure video game, Okami. 

Monster Hunter Rise is an action role-playing game developed and published by Capcom for the Nintendo Switch and was released worldwide in March this year. The Capcom Collab are events where players can grab armour and items based on other Capcom IPs. This is the second crossover event to have happened in the game; the previous event featured Palico Layered Armor from Monster Hunter Stories 2.

Amaterasu’s Armour in Monster Hunter Rise

Players won’t be able to hunt down Amaterasu like one would expect, instead, they will be able to play alongside Amaterasu with special Layered Armour for their Palamute.

They will need to take on a special event quest in order to obtain the “Ammy Costume”, but once they have it, it will give a visual change to your Palamute while still being able to draw their powers from the armour you craft for them.

The Ammy costume offers the signature cloud-like shoulders, flaming disc, and leaves behind a trail of flowers whenever you sprint.

The end of the trailer also gives an insight into when Capcom Collab 3,4, and 5 will drop, with the first being in August and the last two being sometime in Autumn.

The Okami Event is free for all Monster Hunter Rise players.

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