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The developer responsible for porting The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to Switch reckons it has what it takes to bring Monster Hunter: World to Nintendo’s hybrid wonder box, and has publicly asked Capcom to let them have a crack at it.
Writing on Twitter, Adam Boyes, head of Iron Galaxy Studios, acknowledged that while porting Monster Hunter: World to Switch would be a tricky job, he feels the company is more than up to the task.Â
Dear @monsterhunter team at Capcom – we understand that porting the game to Nintendo Switch is challenging (https://t.co/0JrAIQgcft) but this is exactly what @IToTheG does. Give us a shot & we won’t let you down 😉
— Adam Boyes (@amboyes) March 3, 2018
In case you missed it, Capcom has previously said that Monster Hunter: World is tailor made for the PS4 and Xbox One, and therefore is unlikely to make the transition to Ninty’s latest home console. It’s a shame too, as Switch owners are missing out on a bloody good game.
Regardless if we see the title come to Switch or not, Monster Hunter: World has proven a massive success for Capcom since its January launch. The game has shipped 7.5 million copies worldwide (including digital sales), becoming the publisher’s best-selling game ever. Yes, even more than Resident Evil 5 or Street Fighter II Turbo. Â
