monster hunter heightThe successful Capcom Monster Hunter video game, It began development on the Nintendo 3DS As revealed by title manager Yasunori Ichinose in a recent interview with Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream (via Nintendo everything) aims to learn the ins and outs of the game. In general, the creator commented on it rise It started on 3DS with a small team experimenting with mods Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate.
“Before that rise You are responsible for Monster Hunter Generationsbut its updated version, absolute generations, in the hands of another manager. At that time, Mr. Kenzo Tsujimoto (Capcom founder) said he wanted to create a file monster hunter Mobile for the Nintendo Switch and development has begun to move in that direction. I was often called in for help absolute generationsSo instead of starting with full development, rise It started with small movements among a small group of peopleDirector Ichinose explained rise It also highlights that the development began six years ago.
“We do not have hardware At the time, but that was the deal we made with Nintendo. evolution for absolute generations It was in full swing, so at first there were only three people on the team: me, the master planner, and the programmer. We didn’t have a development kit, and used 3DS instead.. We tested the mechanisms that were in the works since the inception of the project by making modifications to climax“.
Ichinose explains how the pandemic has affected development
“The fiscal year since game development has been hit hard by COVID. The company hasn’t been in business for about two months, and we desperately needed to try out what we can do from home. We had meetings, recordings, video chats, and in that sense the work we did changed dramatically.Commenting on how the team had to adapt to continue development, he declared a state of dismay. The calendar changed drastically, and after mixing everything up again, We were able to release it in March for the Switch as planned.
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