The announcement of "Monster Hunter XX" adds hope that more third party games could be released. While Nintendo has many strong brands of its own such as the Mario or Zelda games, many investors were concerned that it could struggle to attract third party developers onto the Switch console.īut those fears appear to have abated given companies like Electronic Arts (NASDAQ: EA), the makers of the FIFA soccer game, and Sega, have developed titles for the console. A lot of investors are expecting a similar effect with the Switch," Toto told CNBC in a phone interview on Friday.Ĭapcom did not release many details about "Monster Hunter XX". "People were buying the 3DS just because of the game. A version of the game was released on Nintendo's 3DS in 2011 and was credited with helping the handheld console become a success in Japan, according to Serkan Toto, CEO of Japanese gaming consultant and advisory group, Kantan Games. The game is not well known in western markets but the franchise is a massive hit in Japan where it will be released. On Friday, Capcom, the game studio behind major titles including the "Street Fighter" and "Resident Evil" franchises, announced that "Monster Hunter XX" would be coming to the Nintendo Switch. Nintendo added $2.2 billion to its market capitalization as a result of the share price move. This is the highest level since October 2008. Shares of the Japanese firm closed up at 33,510 yen ($300.72), marking a 5.48 percent rise from the day before. Uncover Sissel’s unknown past and help unravel mysteries that occurred that fateful night.Nintendo (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 7974.T-JP) shares rallied over 5 percent on Friday, hitting a more than eight-and-a-half-year high after major game maker Capcom (Tokyo Stock Exchange: 9697.T-JP) announced a popular game would be coming to the Switch, with investors hoping this will help sales of the gaming giant's flagship console.
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