are monster hunter games popular outside japan and the US?

Yes, Monster Hunter games are now very popular outside of Japan. For a long time, the games were considered a niche title in Western markets. This all changed with the release of Monster Hunter: World in 2018. Capcom made a conscious effort to make the game more globally accessible. The success of Monster Hunter: World was unprecedented, selling more than 70% of its copies outside of Japan. The franchise has now sold over 100 million units globally. This indicates that the Monster Hunter series is no longer just a Japanese-centric hit, but a global brand with a large and dedicated fanbase around the world.

>>213821288 (OP)
I only played it once and I thought you had a whole world to explore but then I got to actually play it and it was just a small area where you have to do hundreds of missions in the same small area every time
So fucking lame
This shit should be open world

toukiden 3 never :(

>>213821288 (OP)
I have psp one, stories, the switch one, world and the one you posted

actually a lot had it during the ps 2 era, but not the successive ps eras, only from worlds it made a comeback

i was never into it until UDON-YA release a bunch of doujinshi until C97

Why would I want to hunt monsters? I only want to fuck monsters.