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From Generations to World to Rise Monsters and Dogs Certainties and Doubts For many hunters, the Monster Hunter World adventure will end in a few weeks, when Capcom releases the relevant new update to the Iceborne expansion and, with it, the last monster of this generation: dear, old Fatalis. It's a strange feeling of nostalgia mixed with regret that we have experienced many times and, previously, even much earlier: with its updates, Capcom has artificially extended the life of the game, but we knew that sooner or later World would also meet its physiological end. , leaving us with no monsters to chase for months, maybe years. This is why Monster Hunter Rise, announced as a surprise during the last
Nintendo Direct Mini, was a proverbial bolt from the blue: while we await some
information on the possible sequel (next gen?) Of Monster Hunter World, the new chapter in release for Switch next March will fill that void, shifting the attention of fans of the franchise back to the Nintendo platform two
years after the release of Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate.
