Neil writes - "You could be mistaken for thinking that the main aim of everything you do in Monster Hunter: World and the Iceborne expansion is to go monster hunting. But you'd be wrong. See, it's all about the decor in our eyes - and that is where the latest batch of downloadable goodies comes into play."
There’s all manner of games out there in terms of length, from short two hour experiences and six hour cinematic campaigns, through to sprawling RPGs that will take you closer to 100 hours before you see the end. Then there are those games that just keep going and going and going, like they’re a Duracell Bunny (or Energizer Bunny if you’re American).
Kuma writes about the new collaboration event between Monster Hunter World: Iceborne and the Monster Hunter movie starring Mila Jovovich.
They need to keep the greatness that is Monster Hunter the game series FAR FAR FAR separated from the people who are making that movie.
They already ruined the Resident Evil movies.
Can just anyone post anything on N4G.com?
I mean I start the vid thinking I’m going to watch some professional video and it’s a dude smacking his lips eating cereal.
I’m just wondering because if so, I’ll start posting stuff like this on here.
It's sad you didn't enjoy the creative humor of me giving the same energy of this event that they gave to the Monster Hunter Community. I had other people that enjoyed and understood the humor of it, but thanks for your feedback either way.
Neil writes: "Monster Hunter World is one of Capcom's biggest, most immersive of games. Since release on Xbox One back in 2018 it has however continued to go from strength to strength, with the Iceborne expansion pushed it on to new heights. Today we find even more downloadable content made available for the game, with eight new sets that look to allow all players the chance to find full completion, all while crossing over with a variety of other Capcom titles."
