Prediction?

>Switch Exclusive
Lmao, you guys are still as pathetic as ever.

Goddammit I don't want this. Just make a Capcom All Stars and keep updating it every six months or a year.

>World sells better than the entire franchise combined
>"I know let's not do that again"
Your wishes are laughable

Timegated content has always existed since the first game. Complaining about it now just proves how new you are to the series

>new title
>"major"

you dumbass

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Capgod is literally the best games dev in the business currently.
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RE8
MMX9
DMC5SE

MH6 is gonna drop ~1 year after Iceborne gets its final update. I think it'll be announced next Summer.

Powerstone 3

Pragmata exists and looks like a major RE Engine release, although that's slated for 2022.

That has nothing to do with what I just said.
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Why the fuck is it that when a title is available to a single platform everyone's gloating but if it's multiplat except for one platform people start crying and saying it's a sad thing?

Anything that has a budget counts as a "major" new title. Dumbass anime poster.

Consoomers and their brand loyalty. People actually identify with the corporations they buy their products from, it's pathetic.

Not new titles
Not new titles
These are dumb guesses.

Breath of FIRE

>by 2021
Versus fighting game for sure. SF6 is pushed back by another year because of internal development issues and Ono leaving because its failing.

If they fix the dumb ass cutscene shit for co-op, for sure. Everyone playing separately, then watching a cutscene, then the other two joining via flare is fucking retarded. The system works later on when cutscenes don't matter but man the first 30 hours is just frustrating trying to main story progress with friends who then quit because its tedious.

Its probably likely the last big MH for like 5 years, as they update and milk it.

Whatever the case, it better not be a Mon Hun game for the Switch. The way I see, if they drag it out long enough, Nintendo will just make their won Mon Hun game and there'll be less shitposting about the franchise in the long run while everyone gets their mon hun type game.

New title =/= new i.p.

they probably need a stop gap game in between iceborne and mh6

I think an ichinose portable 5th gen game is likely.

No it isn't.

this.

The MonHun games for Switch are Generations Ultimate and Dauntless. I doubt Nintendo are going to just make their own Hunting RPG, unless it's a Splatoon situation where a young dev team get freedom to make a game and choose to do that.

If they did, would it be a new IP or would they try to attach it to a brand? I feel like they wouldn't do Pokemonster Hunter since they don't want to have people beating on Pokemon but I can't think of a better fit. I guess Zelda, but you're just normal Hylians/Gerudos/whatever and not Link?

I don't even know what that looks like if its not a turn based RPG. A mediocre action game where you can turn into a dragon, which is pretty much what a Legend of Dragoon remake would be?

there's no way they can shit out mh6 before 2022. They needed 5 years just for world

World was the first game since Tri that had as many actually new assets as it did (more than Tri overall) while also being the first truly HD game in the series. Now that they have a basis they can start reusing assets like crazy again and just make some new monsters and maps. The only thing they need to catch up on are unique weapon models.

Monster Hunter: World 2: Destinylands
PS5 exclusive (Thank God)

World is the new base, a new entry on that engine is much easier to develop. They already have plenty of monster and armor assets already.