Watch this video on YouTube ↗ Capcom has released a new gameplay trailer for Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, which will be available for both the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS in March 2013. In addition to more than 200 new quests and monsters to hunt and thwart with, the game will feature new enhancements to the previous […]
Capcom has released a new gameplay trailer for Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, which will be available for both the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS in March 2013. In addition to more than 200 new quests and monsters to hunt and thwart with, the game will feature new enhancements to the previous edition. So far, no solid release date in March has been set by Capcom.
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I kind of want to get a WiiU for this game but might as well just get it for my 3DS….
One huge question, how are they going to handle HR (multiplayer portion of the game, ranking up to tougher quests) with the saves being able to be transfered between 3DS/WiiU?
Console games have always used some sort of hunter rank points to go to a higher HR, portables have always just used "beat these quests, unlock the next HR." If your save is going to be able to go between games, how will that work?
My assumption is that the HR will be split, but then it'll kind of seem odd going through low rank quests in high rank armor your first time around (if for example you "complete" the 3DS version first before going online on WiiU version).
Also (since I just actually watched the video) please don't show this video anywhere else Nintendo. My first thought as trying to think of someone who never played MH before, "THIS is MH? This looks stupid." I'm not saying that the person playing in a gameplay video needs to be Supa1337, but that was just awful to watch.
Worst player ever. I don't even know why they didn't show a better fight? While the monster looks awesome, the fight looks awful indeed.
I think I'll pick this one up for my 3DS =)
This is indeed horrible. They got someone who has NO idea how to use a Great Sword to fight a giant monster.
And Cory, I think the 3DS version will handle HR the same way that Tri G does in Japan since it's the same game, just alongside the Wii U version that Japan got at launch. How they correlate that handling though…anyone's guess.
Yeah that hunter was on drugs or something. I thought that I wasn't very good , but now feel a lot better about my hunting skills.
I dose make me want a Wii U, but I think I will be happy with the 3DS version, at least till next fall or so.