Monster Hunter Freedom 2 gave the Japanese PSP a reason to live. Over there, it's sold about a million billion copies. Half a million on the first day of sale alone. In the US, though? Nobody. Cares. The game was released today, and instead of long lines and big sales the first you probably realised it was out was when you read this. Anyone else keen on seeing what all the fuss is about? I've always found the idea of Monster Hunter an appealing one...
A posting on the well known hacking site Wololo has revealed that the PSP Monster Hunter games are capable of allowing PSP emulation on the Playstation Vita. This is bad news for anybody who wants to actually play the series.
I already D.L MHU on my Vita from the PSPgo in March when i frist got my Vita and I put VC2 on it to.
What's the point of PSP emulation on the Vita again? Doesn't it already support many PSP games already?
Chris Buffa (Modojo): Sony's PlayStation Vita is the most powerful handheld gaming system in history.
All of its bells and whistles won't mean a thing, though, without must have video games.
The launch looks stellar, with potential hits like Uncharted: Golden Abyss and Wipeout 2048 speeding to shelves February 22.
Unfortunately, that lineup won't topple Nintendo. For Sony's portable to have a realistic shot at market dominance, it'll need to host these big time franchises.
Im pretty sure that Call of Duty will push the Vita in the west and a new Final Fantasy title would be killer as well. But what i would love to have is a new GTA title that would be the bomb on the Vita.
Kingdom hearts will definitely be on it. If there's one thing Nomura loves it's a spin off. (And who'd have thought that a guy with such a dark demeanor could make a game like Kingdom Hearts.) But the vita would be better off with original IP's instead of portable pre-existing ones. Luckily it has a few.
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PushSquare: "Japan loves Monster Hunter. To the point where it's pretty much a defining title in the handheld space. But while Japan goes nuts over the convoluted adventure thing, we'd rather stick pins in our eyes. Needless to say Capcom's latest Monster Hunter Dual Pack -- due for release at a low, low $14.99 -- isn't particularly instilling us with much excitement."
im not sure what the article means. i guess he doesn't like monster hunter? i mean 2 monster hunter games for 15 bucks sounds awesome. i didn't even know there was a dual pack coming out, till now, which is pretty sweet. ill be picking it up for that price.
Yeah, screw the idea of getting two 100+ hr games for $15
What a horrible idea indeed
Not everyone can afford a Vita so 2 Monster hunter games is enough time for you to enjoy before getting a Vita.
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I went to Gamestop to get it today, but it won't arrive until tomorrow. Its the only reason I still have a PSP, otherwise I would have sold it a long time ago.
i played the first one and ive had the second one for a few days now. Its really cool and i enjoy all the new weapons. Starting off it better in this one than the first because you have the basic model for every weapon style in this game. so you can start with duel blade or the new gunlance and bow. the environment is in the mountains so you wear big bundled armor. You can also carry over your save from the first game and get some money for your weapons and armor as well as keep your items in your chest. you can change the apperance and facial features/gender of your previous character. the only thing you have to keep is the name.