Since its original Japanese release back in 2004, a new Monster Hunter title has released almost every single year following. Although it became a huge success in Japan, it was a niche series in the west for many years that managed to make itself a bit more well known when it began launching on Nintendo systems. Now the latest entry is making a brand new debut not only on the latest from the line of consoles it started on with the PS4, but also making itself readily available to those in the west with Xbox One and eventually PCs releases as well. Monster Hunter: World sets itself to be a complete overhaul of the series while keeping the things players love intact and the battles have never been bigger.
MHHQ: Capcom insists on making Rathalos, the King of the Skies, a Monster Hunter mascot, but at this point, I believe he should step down.
He's been in most, if not all the games and is iconic to the series. I guess he can be considered the unofficial mascot but every game has its own unique monster as the poster boy.
MHHQ: A one of a kind action game that blends deliberate combat and comfy soundtrack, Monster Hunter is a series I never knew I wanted.
Because you had fun. I started Monster Hunter with my son on PSP 17 years ago. We put a ton of hours into the games since then. Never did I look back at any game I’ve sunk a lot of hours into and think, I might regret having all that fun.
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