We're republishing it now to look back on Capcom's journey as Monster Hunter Wilds draws near. I remember the day Capcom first showed us what would eventually be known as Monster Hunter.

Capcom founder Kenzo Tsujimoto "was treated like royalty" whenever he visited the U.S. office, says Ian Rose. "It really was like a visiting king or something, coming to town." The video game ...

Within Capcom, much of that early work fell to General Counsel Ian Rose. I joined Capcom in '92. ... They'd come to the conclusion that they were at the point now where they could save some money ...