Monster Hunter

Nintendo can once again be delighted with the sales performance of their titles in the UK. The newly-released Monster Hunter Rise topped the charts while Super Mario 3D All-Stars sales spike 276 per cent in the games final week.

Monster Hunter Rise is now available for Nintendo Switch. The game was officially released on March 26 and already shipped 4 million copies worldwide.

In their Monday live stream, Capcomannounced that their upcoming Switch title Monster Hunter: Rise is getting another demo, and they also shared the launch date for Monster Hunter Stories 2.

Capcom continue with the reveals of Monster Hunter: Rise features, and this time around it's time for light weapons, i.e. sword and shield, dual blades, long sword and light bowgun.

Even though Monster Hunter: Rise was designed specifically for Nintendo Switch, Capcom have once again demonstrated they're not overly fond of exclusivity.

Monster Hunter: Rise had a short but sweet appearance during the last Nintendo Direct episode, and Capcom somehow manage to make it look more impressive with each showing.

Capcom have shared a few bits of info on their upcoming Switch exclusive, Monster Hunter: Rise, claiming that preorders are going well, especially in Japan.

Fear not, you brave monster hunters! All of you who have tasted the bitter taste of stuttering in the demo version of Monster Hunter: RIse can sleep peacefully because Nintendo have said that the problem won't be present in the final version.

Capcom have revealed that the data breach from 2020 was even worse than initially thought, which brought the number of potentially compromised accounts up to 390,000.

Capcom's highly anticipated demo of Monster Hunter: Rise has officially launched on Switch, but it also appears to have crashed Nintendo's eShop in the UK.