Monster Hunter Tri~ offers players the opportunity to live the life of a hunter, and with the option of split-screen mode where two players can hunt co-operatively it need never be a lonely existence. Further to this, players can form a team of up to four hunters via the game's custom online Wi-Fi mode, playing together to achieve greater things. New items, weapons and armour sets will be available to assist the hunters as they slay new enemies, embarking on what is promised to be the most epic Monster Hunter adventure to date.
What's the best Monster Hunter of all time? In a series where half of the titles have the word 'Ultimate' fixed on the end, it can be a difficult decision to make. NL are not averse to difficult decisions though, so have taken it upon theirselves to rank every single Monster Hunter game (yes, even the non-Nintendo ones) to determine which is the very best.
First world problems all up in here, but that makes this gaming dilemma no less stressing.
The third generation of Monster Hunter drags the series back to western shores because well, why not? In fact you could say that three really has been the magic number. Unless you live in Japan in which case one and two were also pretty fantastic and if anything three has been nothing short of a crushing disappointment.
‘But wait!’ Voletic hears you scream, ‘Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate has been recently announced, why are you addressing the third iteration?’ Because background knowledge is a beautiful thing and Voletic has a word count to fill.
My problem with MH is the slow paced and plain combat system, if they make it more dynamic count me in.
They need a full console release, launch the CryEngine one for PC for PS4/XO. And make sure to bring it stateside.
All I can think when seeing this game is, how awesome would this thing have been on a current gen system. Oh well, hopefully Sony JPN & From Software can put in a Monster Hunter type co-op option mode for Demon Souls II.
the closest thing is Lost Planet 2 which is presumably right around the corner...but I would think that after the NA release of MH that a port would come out a little later for the more beefier systems.
I don't get it.
what's with this talk with MH3 and HD systems.
Capcom is NOT a small dev/publisher, tell me how many Capcom games that are on the wii have been ported? Ummm ZERO.
Was very interesting to see when MH3 was announced for the wii with most of the time the higher ups at Nintendo present as they might be involved with this exclusive game.
I don't see why it's such a big deal, most HD games that sell well aren't of this type. FPS and other over hyped games, this is such a different type like PSO.
Capcom can make an other MH on the PSP, why hasn't Capcom made a MH on the DS with that crazy install base??? I think they pick their system and stick with what they say, and I hope if they do bring a MH to the Hd system that it is from the ground up and not a port. People need to look past their nose, there will be more.