Monster Hunter Rise for Nintendo Switch has shipped 4 million copies worldwide

Capcom announced that Monster Hunter Rise for Nintendo Switch has shipped 4 million copies worldwide in just three days.

Monster Hunter Rise for Nintendo Switch Has Shipped 4 Million Copies Globally

The sixth main entry in the Monster Hunter series continues to get worldwide audience. The game was released in March 26, 2021. In just three days the game has shipped huge 4 million units. 10 million sales seem possible on Nintendo Switch system.

To compare, Monster Hunter World shipped 5 million in the same time frame which was released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. However, Monster Hunter Rise is release only on Nintendo Switch. The PC version is set to release for next year.

It received positive reviews following the release. Monster Hunter Stories: Wings of Ruin, another Monster Hunter game schedule for release on July 9, 2021.

Source- www.capcom.co.jp

Monster Hunter Rise is now available on Nintendo Switch.

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