Monster hunter rise, Xbox live gold requirement

You would have to ask Capcom, the only information we have is what’s on the listing

Hi, This problem is obviously caused by Capcom's DRM policy.
If you own Monster Hunter Rise(Normal), the game(with DLC) will work normally.
But, if you have installed only the Gamepass without purchasing the normal version, the game will not work.
An update patch from Capcom or Microsoft is required.

I have already done so a lot, but I found out that by starting the game directly by the folder(there's 2 folders monster hunter rise and monster hunter rise1) I used the rise1 and it didn't crash, my opinion is that by starting it on Xbox app it can crash after a bit since it's emulating the working of Xbox while doing by the folder let's you decide the runningcp2 to use. I'll tell you tomorrow if my guess is correct

colt965 @ There's an app at the Japanese Xbox LIVE that gives you a one-time 48 hours code to use. It's Monster Hunter thingy.

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Paying £1 is cheaper than redeeming 48 hours and I get to use all of Gold's exclusives.

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MMO would work on 360, it's just that consoles "limit" their fully potential. If Monster Hunter for example came to 360 in Japan. The thing would FLY off the shelves like it did when IdolM@aster and Tales of Vesperia was released.

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A Monster Hunter title actually was released for the Xbox 360. It was a port of the PC MMO Monster Hunter Frontier. It made use of special Xbox Live Gold cards that doubled as subscription cards. The game did sell quite well, surpassing both Capcom
and Microsoft's expectations in the number of copies sold, as well as the number Xbox 360 units it moved. It didn't chart in the same way Vesperia was able to, but it was certainly a commercial success.