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'Of Course We're Not Going to Stop Here' — Monster Hunter Developers Talk About the Future of the Series at PlayStation Awards - IGN
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'Of Course We're Not Going to Stop Here' — Monster Hunter Developers Talk About the Future of the Series at PlayStation Awards - IGN

https://www.ign.com/articles/of-course-were-not-going-to-stop-here-monster-hunter-developers-talk-about-the-future-of-the-series-at-playstation-awards
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  • Monster Hunter Wilds won the Grand Award and Users' Choice Award at the PlayStation Partner Awards 2025 Japan Asia in Tokyo.
  • Producer Ryozo Tsujimoto says the team is committed to continuing the series and letting more players experience it.
  • Directors Yuya Tokuda and Tsujimoto say updates focus on beginners while adding difficult content for others.
  • The team plans to update further and continue expanding the Monster Hunter IP beyond games.
  • Developers say they used player feedback to improve content volume and accessibility after launch.
  • Tsujimoto notes Capcom aims to expand all IPs, with Monster Hunter as a key focus.
  • Tokuda says the team focused on easing beginners and removing barriers to entry.
  • The interview occurred before the awards ceremony in Tokyo.
  • Capcom plans to release several titles in 2026, signaling broader IP activity.
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Monster Hunter Wilds director admits his action RPG's "difficulty curve was a little lacking" at first, but he'd love it if anyone who dropped it at launch gave it another try
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entertainment1d ago

Monster Hunter Wilds director admits his action RPG's "difficulty curve was a little lacking" at first, but he'd love it if anyone who dropped it at launch gave it another try

https://www.gamesradar.com/games/monster-hunter/monster-hunter-wilds-director-admits-his-action-rpgs-difficulty-curve-was-a-little-lacking-at-first-but-hed-love-it-if-anyone-who-dropped-it-at-launch-gave-it-another-try/
Gamesradar.com
  • Monster Hunter Wilds' director Yuya Tokuda said the game's difficulty curve was a little lacking at first.
  • Tokuda said he hopes players who dropped the game at launch will give it another try.
  • Capcom’s Tsujimoto emphasized the series isn’t stopping and will continue to expand the Monster Hunter IP.
  • Tsujimoto also noted the team would look beyond games to further expand the Monster Hunter IP.
  • The remarks come as Capcom faces a year of performance concerns for Monster Hunter Wilds.
  • Capcom’s wider strategy includes ongoing updates and collaboration with fans.
  • The GamesRadar piece ties the Monster Hunter Wilds discussions to broader industry trends and updates.
  • The article mentions Monster Hunter Wilds’ relative performance against Monster Hunter Rise in Capcom’s quarterly results.
  • IGN Japan covered the event where the game’s director and producer spoke to the press at the PlayStation Partner Awards 2025 Japan Asia.
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