![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/6-things-i-want-from-monster-hunter-6-that-will-make-capcoms-series-an-even-bigger-hit/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/1_Monster-Hunter-World-106.jpg&description=Monster Hunter 6 is rumoured to launch before the end of March 2024, and I've already made a list of the changes and improvements I want to see for the next series instalment. Monster Hunter 6 looks like it could be announced very soon, and with that in mind I want to delve into some fundamental mistakes Capcom has made with previous entries, and missed opportunities that will only make the game better if we see them implemented in the legendary series. Capcom is set to release a title by March 2024 that it expects to "sell millions" and the smart money is on Monster Hunter 6. Considering Street Fighter 6 and Resident Evil 4 both released this year, that really only leaves one candidate that's almost guaranteed to sell millions, and it's another Monster Hunter. Let's not forget that Monster Hunter: World and Monster Hunter Rise are the two best-selling Capcom games of all time, it's not a stretch to expect to sell millions of units with a new entry. I've been playing the series since Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, and the latest entry – Monster Hunter Rise –is my favourite in the franchise so far. So whatever the next instalment is called Monster Hunter 6 or something else – it has some big shoes to fill. On that note, here's a list of six things I want to see from Monster Hunter 6, based on the game being a PS5 and Xbox Series X|S follow up to Monster Hunter: World. Monster Hunter has skipped PC at launch three times in the last five years. Monster Hunter: World arrived on PS4 and Xbox One in January 2018, with the PC version not arriving until August of that year. The same thing happened with the Iceborne expansion which came to consoles in September 2019, before arriving on PC in January 2020. The wait for Monster Hunter Rise was even worse; that launched on Nintendo Switch in March 2021, with the PC release taking almost a year – finally arriving in January 2022. Thankfully Monster Hunter Rise's Sunbreak expansion launched simultaneously on Switch and PC, so hopeful){kind=link}
Monster Hunter 6 is rumoured to launch before the end of March 2024, and I’ve already made a list of the changes and improvements I want to see for the next series instalment.
Monster Hunter 6 looks like it could be announced very soon, and with that in mind I want to delve into some fundamental mistakes Capcom has made with previous entries, and missed opportunities that will only make the game better if we see them implemented in the legendary series.
Capcom is set to release a title by March 2024 that it expects to “sell millions” and the smart money is on Monster Hunter 6. Considering Street Fighter 6 and Resident Evil 4 both released this year, that really only leaves one candidate that’s almost guaranteed to sell millions, and it’s another Monster Hunter. Let’s not forget that Monster Hunter: World and Monster Hunter Rise are the two best-selling Capcom games of all time, it’s not a stretch to expect to sell millions of units with a new entry.
I’ve been playing the series since Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, and the latest entry â Monster Hunter Rise âis my favourite in the franchise so far. So whatever the next instalment is called Monster Hunter 6 or something else â it has some big shoes to fill.
On that note, here’s a list of six things I want to see from Monster Hunter 6, based on the game being a PS5 and Xbox Series X|S follow up to Monster Hunter: World.