Gaming

Since this year is looking to be the first year in monster hunter history without a new release (ironic since it's the 20th anniversary of the series) people have started imagining the possibility of Capcom re-releasing older monster hunter games that are no longer on the market.

As a natural continuation of this, people have speculated on how they would handle these re-releases. The most popular opinion, and one I share, is that they should absolutely not touch the game content. Modernized controls, re-opened multiplayer servers, maybe a slight graphical touch up, and if we're getting really fancy possibly implementing multiplayer monster health scaling, but anything beyond that would be damaging the reason people want to play these games, which is that they're the old monster hunter. They're weird, clunky, and sometimes jank as hell but that's their charm. They also lack all of the quality of life improvements that came in the 5th generation, however those annoyances that were whisked away come Monster Hunter World were truly part of the identity of those older games, and any new release should absolutely keep them in. It may turn away many newer hunters but it's about preserving the history of monster hunter more than anything.

Anyways tl;dr yeah "updated for modern audiences" can be concerning regarding the preservation of the history of these games. If you mean shit like removing slurs and stuff though I'm all for it.