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Monster Hunter is a hugely popular series outside of America (though it is gaining in popularity), and Did You Know Gaming recently took a look at some of the game's more obscure factoids. The video below details why the game is structured the way it is, and how a street-cook cat is Chinese in a subtle way.

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For example, segmented maps and four-player limits look set to stay

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Capcom has announced that Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is the first Monster Hunter game to ship a million units outside of Japan. This includes physical units sent to retailers and digital copies downloaded from the Nintendo eShop.

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From paulsemel.com: Insert Coin Clothing have announced that they will release a pair of Monster Hunter t-shirts and a Monster Hunter sweatshirt this Summer.

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On this weeks MONG Podcast, the team discussed some of this weeks biggest gaming news like Destinys House of Wolves expansion finally getting a release date, the announcements for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Star Ocean 5: Integrity and Faithlessness, Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, Monster Hunter Stories, and Guitar Hero Live, The Witcher 3 finally going gold, and the rumored release date for Star Wars: Battlefront.

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A trailer that shows off a Hunter wearing a costume of the Master Rin Tohsaka, alongside Archer.

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Dealspwn: "Break out the bubbly, because three great games have announced massive sale milestones in the last 24 hours. Bloodborne, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate and Cities Skylines have all sold over one million copies since launch, which is a magnificent achievement. Congratulations and celebrations are in order, then, since it's well deserved. However, what strikes us is that none of these three games have what executives and pundits typically describe as "mass appeal," yet have sold astonishingly well regardless. Proving that games that would have once been described as "niche" can mix it up with the AAA titans in the charts, and more importantly that us gamers demand uncompromising and quality experiences regardless of platform. The games we want, not the games publishers think we want."