Monster Hunter Generations Review | TSA

Traditionally fans have had to wait a long while between Monster Hunter games. Discounting ports, enhanced versions, and lesser spin-offs, we’re talking a good three to four years before the next mainline entry shows up. With new weapons, monsters, locations, and bags of mechanical refinements, it’s often worth the wait. The half-decade transition between Monster Hunter Tri and last year’s Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate saw plenty of clever add-ons and revisions, propelling the world-beating franchise to new heights.