'Monster Hunter: World' is the First Wide Release of the Japanese Classic
References: digitaltrends
For more than a decade, 'Monster Hunter' has been a beloved video game franchise in Japan with a niche, cult following elsewhere, and 'Monster Hunter: World' is the first game in the series to get a wide release in North America. The game, which will be released for all three major consoles as well as PC later this year, features a broad landscape, epic battles, and the deep gameplay that inured fans in the first place.
The narrative of the game revolves around a team of hunters and researchers who look to learn about the massive monsters roaming in virgin areas of the world. From slaying giant iguanas to fighting terrifying dragons in the later stages, the game's fulcrum is its boss battles. According to reviews, Monster Hunter: World only increases the frequency of these battles, making it a more fun and approachable game for the newcomers in North America.
The narrative of the game revolves around a team of hunters and researchers who look to learn about the massive monsters roaming in virgin areas of the world. From slaying giant iguanas to fighting terrifying dragons in the later stages, the game's fulcrum is its boss battles. According to reviews, Monster Hunter: World only increases the frequency of these battles, making it a more fun and approachable game for the newcomers in North America.
Trend Themes
1. Monstrous Cult Rpgs - The popularity of 'Monster Hunter: World' signals a trend towards increased interest in niche, cult RPGs with a dedicated fan base.
2. Broad Release of Japanese Franchises - The success of 'Monster Hunter: World' marks a trend towards more widespread releases of Japanese video game franchises in North America.
3. Increased Fandom for Epic Battles - The success of 'Monster Hunter: World' points towards a trend of increased interest in epic boss battles and challenging gameplay among gaming audiences.
Industry Implications
1. Video Game Industry - The success of 'Monster Hunter: World' opens up opportunities for the video game industry to explore and invest in niche, cult RPGs with a dedicated fan base.
2. Japanese Video Game Industry - The widespread release of 'Monster Hunter: World' shows potential for the Japanese video game industry to reach a larger audience in North America and expand their market share.
3. Online Gaming Industry - The challenging gameplay and epic boss battles of 'Monster Hunter: World' suggest opportunities for the online gaming industry to create online multiplayer options and allow for collaborative gameplay experiences.
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