Man, some people are mad that the Switch isn't getting that incredible 3rd party support they were saying it was going to get. Who's really shocked? I guess they'll just have to get a PS4 along side their Switch.

Warning - think-man

Well I think it's more that Capcom is not putting a game on it that is not technically advanced enough in any way shape or form to justify the skip and that was GUARANTEED to make them tons of money.  Plus, Capcom keeps draggin the franchise around, like it's Kingdom Hearts or something.  They dragged the whole fanbase to the Wii and then the 3DS and Wii U and then made a show of it being on Switch and then at this E3 said, LUL NO!  So yeah, in this instance, people have a right to be pissed.  

Now if Sony paid for this situation than all I have to say to Sony is...Sony, hun.  You should know better.  Capcom, she just ain't the marrying kind.  If this is just some deal and Capcom sees money in wiggling out of it, trust me, they will.  Did it to Microsoft, Nintendo, and I believe Sony as well.  

Most (in their senses) never talked about incredible 3rd party support. Nevertheless, it was almost a given that MH would be on the Switch, you know, THE premier device in Japan?

And I can play it in 4K on my PC, thank you. No need to buy a PS4 just for MH.

PS: Maybe for Persona 5 :(

If that's the case I think this game is for me.

Originally Posted by Dengeki

• Monster Hunter: World has been in development for four years.
• Originally, it was going to be called "Monster Hunter 5", but the development team really liked the name, "World" (Japanese ワールド).
• The Base Camp spawns in random places. Each time a hunt starts, hunters will be at a different Base Camp.
• Hunters can change weapons and armor midhunt by going to the Base Camp. This feature was added due to there usually being multiple large monsters in an area and from each having a different strength or weakness.
• Hunters can now hunt freely without being held back by the main objective/quest, even if the quest is complete. Hunters can hunt freely without any limits now.
• Hunters use Scout Flies as guides to help them navigate the area if they can't find the monster and to find certain items, including drool and footprints.
• The monsters can easily change the environment you are fighting in with certain attacks and destroying certain objects.
• Each large monster in a location has a territory in a certain part of the area. In some cases, hunters may need to lure another threat into their territory in order to get their target to reveal itself.
• By hiding from monsters, hunters can avoid fighting them or prepare for a silent escape from the battle.
• Capcom thought about giving the monsters health bars due to a majority of people. Globally, fans requested for a way to see how much damage they were dealing, so Capcom decided to add damage numbers to the this game.
• The Quest Giver was fully voiced in English, and she sent the hunter on a quest to hunt an Anjanath, the T-rex-like monster shown in the reveal.
• Hunters can quickly pick up resources as they run by, meaning you don’t have to stop and wait for foraging animations.

Actually I don't see any other game that does things similar. And it might not be everyones cup of tea (I for one don't get into jump&runs for instance), but that doesn't mean praise is unjustified. Because MonHun does well what it does.

Awesome. I hope they can deliver.

Persona 5 is available for my PS3.

It's their call, but basically if this is Monster Hunter 5 ... I think Capcom has made a really, really, really idiotic mistake business wise. 

No home console MH has sold anywhere near the portable sales numbers, even on Wii, it barely hit a million copies in Japan and it had to be discounted massively to eek past 1 mill.

The portable versions on PSP and 3DS all cleared like 3-4 million copies. Now they're banking on this being huge in the West, but honestly I have some doubts about that too, a lot of MH's game play mechanics are niche as fuck for Western audiences and there is no great story telling.

Oh well though. If they end up driving the franchise into the ground like they've done to Street Fighter and even Resident Evil, they have no one to blame but themselves.

They've also, intentionally or no, built up a community that enjoys and expects that portable aspect.  So putting this game on all the systems BUT the portable one that could run it is going to no doubt piss off a large chunk of Japanese customers.