Capcom will be "expanding on" the best parts of 'Monster Hunter World' in 'Monster Hunter Wilds' to ensure both new and old fans of the series will feel at home in the upcoming action-RPG.

After the five-hour hands-on session that fueled my Monster Hunter Wilds preview, I followed Capcom staff for a tour of the studio's Osaka, Japan headquarters. As we explored the facilities behind the motion capture,

Capcom is on one of gaming's biggest and best hot streaks right now, and Monster Hunter Wilds looks set to be the pinnacle of its unassailable rise.

As for what features we'll be seeing from previous Monster Hunter games, producer Ryozo Tsujimoto told us that the team hasn't ruled out bringing back tools like the Wire Bug and

"We wanted to make sure that those who become interested in Worlds can now truly become fans of the franchise"