Niantic’s Monster Hunter Now pitch took 10 minutes
Niantic Reveals How Capcom Agreed to Monster Hunter Now Ten Minutes Into the Pitch
During 2024's Monster Hunter Now Carnival in Shibuya, Kei Kawai, Niantic's chief product officer, spoke to GLHF about the process of pitching the mobile game to Capcom’s Ryozo Tsujimoto and how eager he was to partner with them.
Game Rant speaks with a Niantic senior producer at Monster Hunter Now Carnival Shibuya about how the event came together.
I arrive in Tokyo for another Niantic game – the Monster Hunter Now Carnival, a paid festival bringing together fans from ...
Your favourite monster may not be in Niantic’s Monster Hunter Now just yet, but don’t worry: it’s probably coming.
As Niantic and Capcom move forward with Monster Hunter Now, a producer of the former looks back on how its unique development ...
Monster Hunter Wilds' producer Ryozo Tsujimoto shares the significance of breathing life into a world brimming with monsters ...
Monster Hunter Now is a rare mobile game; it respects your time, money, and skill. And Niantic still has big plans for its ...
We already know some of the characters we’ll meet in the upcoming Monster Hunter game, but now we’ll be able to bring some of them into battle thanks to the new Support Hunter System.
Monster Hunter Wilds’ producer Ryozo Tsujimoto was in attendance at Gamescom Asia 2024, and we were lucky enough to speak to ...
The next Like a Dragon game was originally and questionably set to launch on the exact same day as Capcom's co-op monster ...
POKÉMON Go developer Niantic has been looking for its next huge success following the creature collecting mobile game. It has ...
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