More Monster Hunter 3G news! This time Japan can play the game well before its slated release date.
It seems that after Super Mario 3D Land, and pretty much after Mario Kart 7 gets to stores, the next big game for the Nintendo 3DS is Capcom's Monster Hunter 3G. Slated for release on December 10 in Japan, I bet them Nihonjins who love the game are saving up now for all these fantastic releases for the handheld.
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.
YouTuber Rahmen has created an epic music mashup that even the great Mozart himself would be proud of! This video shows you what happens when classical music and Monster Hunter Collide!
The state of Handheld Gaming in the current market. Order A Game Podcast 7
Are dedicated Handheld Game Systems doomed?
We cover the major news from the last week in gaming and then move on to our topic of the week - The State of Handheld Gaming in the current market.
The State of handheld gaming is really good. Always has been and always will be. Those who think otherwise fail to look at history and learn from it.
There is no doom and gloom within the gaming industry, the media just makes it seem like there is so people read their BS.