Man, I have been saying this for a while now: It dose't make sense for MH to be exclusive to one or other system. All games should be multiplatforms from now on.

But yeah, its nice to see Capcom finally taking the Switch seriously.Hope that they keep that going with A NEW MEGAMAN X GAME. I NEED IT CAPCOM.

Looks great. Love the K9 and increased mobility options! To those saying it looks worse than MHWorld: well duh. As long as the gameplay is smooth this game will be a must-have.

We will need video proof.

I mean, the game was in development for at least 3 years and is an RE Engine game. Capcom always took the Switch seriously. People just couldn't wait for new games. The same thing happened with the DMC fanbase too, it's not just the Switch. People were mad because Capcom never made a new DMC game, calling the series dead and being angry that an improper DmC killed the franchise, even though it later came out from Itsuno himself that DMCV had actually been in development since 2014, just one year after DmC. Games take time. Do you think they're making something like this on the Switch in a year? 

A much bigger joke and a better criticism is just that their ports are very inconsistent in terms of pricing, physical releases, etc. Which doesn't get erased because of a few new games. 

Oh, much more than that; easily around 100m.

I hope it's not exclusive to the switch... this game load time will really suck playing on the switch.

not a looker, but several of the new systems seem like nice additions to the formula

great to see they are going for more exploration options and more monster vs monster fighting

Does it? Any chance for RE 2 remake coming to Switch?

I understand RE7 is not happening, but RE2 remake can run in 6 GB RAM i3 PCs...

I've been saying for years that Switch would get lots of new third party games (not just ports) and that would also include a few big sellers like Monster Hunter.  What I totally got wrong was how long it would take.  If you'd asked me in 2017 when I thought Rune Factory 5 would be released, I would have said 2019.  Instead it has a 2021 release date.

But in regards to game library, Switch is very much like the NES.  Nintendo did all of the heavy lifting in the early years of the NES, but eventually the third party games started coming and the NES got a ton of great ones including a few big sellers.  That's what we should expect from the Switch.  The year 2021 looks like the beginning of "the flood".  "The flood" is all of the new third party games coming to the Switch.  So far the third party games have mostly been ports.  We are now entering the era where Switch is going to get new third party games.  Some will be exclusives and some will be multiplat, but overall there are going to be a lot more new third party games.  The years 2021, 2022 and 2023 are going to be when the Switch gets it's best third party games, and that might include 2024 and 2025 too.  It's going to be a great time.

Yeah in my experience Nintendo does pretty good with keeping loading times at a minimum.