Capcom aims to expand the audience of Monster Hunter and Onimusha

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Capcom aims to expand the audience of Monster Hunter and Onimusha

The Japanese publisher recently met with its shareholders to discuss its financial results and future plans. In particular, Capcom intends to promote a number franchises of diferent sizes.

During a Q&A session, Capcom was asked about the future of Monster Hunter, Toraware no Paruma, Sengoku BASARA and Onimusha. A company representative answered that "we are carrying out discussions regarding the future expansion of these titles so they can be enjoyed by a wide audience."

A decision that should lead to new games and, why not, films or series.

Source: insider-gaming.com

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