Successfully sold eight million units in a period of three days is certainly an extraordinary achievement for Monster Hunter Wilds. But who would have thought, the success of the Capcom -claimed game apparently also helped splash a number of other businesses.

Call it like Geo as one of the biggest video game retail in Japan, which on 28 February- accelerated with the release of Monster Hunter Wilds, began to open the Playstation 5 rental service. Quickly the console rental service got so many orders, there were no more units left to bebooking At least until mid -April.

Although it is not revealed how much orders, it is known that Geo has at least 400 shops spread throughout Japan (via Automaton), so it can be assumed that the Playstation 5 console unit which is deserted is also quite large.

For additional information, Geo offers two choices of rental period: for eight days with a price of 980 yen or around 107 thousand rupiah, then for 15 days at a price of 1,780 yen or around 197 thousand rupiah.

Also Jack of Sales of a number of restaurants in Japan

Monster hunter franchise fans are certainly familiar with eating features to provide fan additional hunting. Especially in a modern series, Capcom presents a cooking animation that is quite entertaining and not infrequently makes the players (like me) so hungry.

Monster Hunter Wilds also comes with a series of cooking animations and enjoying more spoiled dishes than its predecessors. This even made not a few players immediately ordered similar food after watching the snippets.

One of the Nepal cuisine restaurants in Japan named Salam Namaste admitted that he found so much order for the Naan bread food menu containing cheese, even to run out of raw materials to make it. But the restaurant is still grateful for Monster Hunter for helping to jack their sales.