Monster Hunter Rise Tokyo Game Show 2020 Trailer

This year has been a pretty unique Tokyo Game Show, but thankfully teams like CAPCOM are still feeding us information and videos that satisfy our gaming needs. CAPCOM spent a lot of time talking about the new Monster Hunter titles for the Nintendo Switch, especially the highly anticipated Monster Hunter Rise.

Check out the exclusive Tokyo Game Show trailer.

Team up and save Kamura village from the impending rampage! Harness the new Wirebug hunting tool and enlist the help of Palicoes and Palamutes. Old and new companions together to help you along your hunting journey.

You can actually watch CAPCOM’s entire special program thanks to IGN’s stream from earlier. Although the translator has a difficult time keeping up pace, you can enjoy the various trailers and extensive Monster Hunter Rise gameplay demo shown during the presentation.

It has not been the most entertaining year of video game conventions, but we are still thankful for the effort by the many teams around the world still wanting to share their work with us.

CAPCOM going into more detail about Monster Hunter Rise and Monster Hunter Stories 2 are Tokyo Game Show is a given since they just announced these titles on a recent Nintendo Direct Mini.

Both titles look to be great fits on the Nintendo Switch, and hopefully we will learn more about these Monster Hunter titles in the near future.

Monster Hunter Rise releases on March 26, 2021, and you can pre-order it now from the official site. There will even be a Deluxe Edition that includes the main game and numerous armor pieces, gestures, hairstyles, and face paints. If you pre-order now, you can even get free downloadable content that gives you a Palamute Retriever Costume layered armor, Palico Forest Cat Costume layered armor, and Novice Talisman for some extra assistance in the early stages.

And don’t forget that there will be some Monster Hunter Rise amiibo as well. Where are my fellow amiibo fans? I cannot wait for these!

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Thank you for stopping by Nintendo Link for all of your Tokyo Game Show news and CAPCOM videos. What did you think of CAPCOM’s presentation this year? Are you exciting for the new Monster Hunters? Or was there something else that interested you? Let us know in the comments below! Happy gaming, everyone.