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Capcom - Monster Hunter/Ace Attorney franchises remain important brands in the West
Yet another interaction from the Capcom Unity forums...
Viewtiful_Vaughn: This brings me to my question though. Will the western fan base of Capcom cease to see localization for future Japanese marketed games, mainly Monster Hunter and Ace Attorney?
Capcom's Senior VP of planning and business development, Christian Svensson: While we are unlikely to be the driving force behind them (and as such, have a more limited voice in the direction of the franchises) Monster Hunter and Ace Attorney remain important brands to Capcom in the West. You should read into that exactly what you are hoping to (though I have no announced titles to point to at this time). *sunglasses smiley face*
Again, we know that Capcom won't have any playable Nintendo-related titles at E3, but that doesn't mean we won't hear a bunch of stuff. Let's keep our fingers crossed for that outcome.
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Viewtiful_Vaughn: This brings me to my question though. Will the western fan base of Capcom cease to see localization for future Japanese marketed games, mainly Monster Hunter and Ace Attorney?
Capcom's Senior VP of planning and business development, Christian Svensson: While we are unlikely to be the driving force behind them (and as such, have a more limited voice in the direction of the franchises) Monster Hunter and Ace Attorney remain important brands to Capcom in the West. You should read into that exactly what you are hoping to (though I have no announced titles to point to at this time). *sunglasses smiley face*
Again, we know that Capcom won't have any playable Nintendo-related titles at E3, but that doesn't mean we won't hear a bunch of stuff. Let's keep our fingers crossed for that outcome.
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