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Capcom Aims High for Monster Hunter Wilds Sales Despite Slow Start

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Monster Hunter Wilds has experienced a significant sales slowdown post-launch. Capcom remains committed to improving the game and closing the sales gap with Monster Hunter World. Future updates, including the Ascendance expansion, aim to revitalize sales momentum.

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PC Gamer

Capcom says it wants Monster Hunter Wilds to outsell World 'over the medium to long term,' but it'll need to muster a lot of sales momentum to get there

Capcom aims for Monster Hunter Wilds to eventually outsell Monster Hunter: World, despite Wilds' slower sales momentum post-launch. The company has seen sales improve following performance fixes and the reveal of the Ascendance expansion, but Wilds still has a significant gap to close compared to World's 30 million units sold.

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Eurogamer

A generous demo, a big expansion, and "pricing measures": What Capcom is doing to get Monster Hunter Wilds' sales to "surpass" Monster Hunter World

Capcom is implementing strategies to boost sales for Monster Hunter Wilds, aiming to surpass the success of Monster Hunter World. These measures include ongoing technical performance improvements, a generous free demo available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC, and the upcoming expansion, Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance. The company has also implemented a permanent price drop for the base game.

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Retro Gamer

Capcom is sticking with Monster Hunter Wilds as it wants to fix the game until it closes the 20 million sales gap to…

Capcom is committed to improving Monster Hunter Wilds' sales figures, aiming to surpass the 20 million unit gap compared to Monster Hunter World. The company plans to achieve this through ongoing technical enhancements, the upcoming "Ascendance" expansion, and strategic pricing adjustments. Despite initial performance issues on PC, Capcom believes continued improvements and the eventual Nintendo Switch port will help drive sales.

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Gaming Bolt

Monster Hunter Wilds Team Isn’t Giving Up, Aims to “Drive Total Sales Beyond Monster Hunter World”

Capcom is committed to improving Monster Hunter Wilds' performance and aims to surpass Monster Hunter World's total sales. Despite initial sales figures not meeting expectations, the publisher is encouraged by the response to the upcoming Ascendance expansion and recent price adjustments. Future updates will focus on technical enhancements and new content, including Master Rank quests and a new region, with the Ascendance expansion slated for a 2027 release.

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Push Square

Monster Hunter Wilds Sales Really Have Fallen Off a Cliff

Despite setting launch records for Capcom in February 2025, Monster Hunter Wilds has seen a significant sales decline, selling only 132,000 copies in the last fiscal quarter. This performance is worse than its predecessor, Monster Hunter Rise, and its expansion, Sunbreak. Capcom hopes a planned large-scale expansion will help revitalize sales.

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