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Sonic Frontiers is the latest game to get the Monster Hunter crossover treatment, and will see a free DLC the week after the game releases.The DLC will also include a meat-grilling minigame that gives Sonic a power-up, inspired by the cooking mechanics of Monster Hunter.The crossover DLC for Sonic’s open-world adventure will release on November 14 and will include two new costumes for Sonic: Rathalos and Felyne Rathalos.

Monster Hunter Now, a mobile spin-off of the Capcom series, will be launching worldwide in September. Pre-registration is live now for iOS and Android devices with rewards once a certain number of sign-ups is surpassed.As an augmented reality (AR) game, Monster Hunter Now is comparable to Pokémon Go, and is in fact developed by Niantic too.

Monster Hunter being pulled from cinemas in China.As part of an exclusive interview with NME, Jovovich addressed the backlash that the film received. The issue stemmed from a ten second-long exchange that some Chinese viewers believed to “insult China”.The moment in question saw Jovovich’s Asian co-star MC Jin in conversation with a white male character.“Look at my knees!” shouts Jin.

In a world starved for blockbuster films, as most get pushed to streaming services or delayed until 2021, “Monster Hunter” looked like it could help drive business to theaters, especially in China. However, one line from the film that echoes a racist chant that kids used to say decades ago is forcing cinemas in the Middle Kingdom to pull the film.

Sony Pictures just dropped the first trailer for upcoming film Monster Hunter! The film which promises to be an epic new adventure set in the ruthless world of enormous monsters comes from the makers of 2016’s hit film Resident Evil.  Directed by Paul.W.S.Anderson, the film stars Milla Jovovich as Captain Artemis and Tony Jaa, a fearsome fighter.

Based on the first trailer, “Monster Hunter” looks ridiculous. And not in a bad way.