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Monster Hunter Tri headed for Wii in 2010

Capcom just announced they are bringing over Monster Hunter Tri in 2010 to the European and American market. Monster Hunter is a major franchise in Japan and has sold off the charts, but hasn’t particularly done well in the US. While this is a was an awesome exclusive Nintendo managed to nab for the Japanese […]

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Capcom just announced they are bringing over Monster Hunter Tri in 2010 to the European and American market. Monster Hunter is a major franchise in Japan and has sold off the charts, but hasn’t particularly done well in the US. While this is a was an awesome exclusive Nintendo managed to nab for the Japanese market, I’m unsure how its going to fare over here.

Is anyone looking forward to Monster Hunter Tri? Or has anyone ever played the previous Monster Hunter games on the Playstation 2 or Playstation Portable?

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  1. i have not, but am really interested in this title. does anyone out there suggest this as a must have?

  2. I've never played any of the previous Monster Hunter games, but the videos for this look really cool. I think I'll probably get it, but we'll see.

  3. Woo! I've played quite a bit of Monster Hunter Freedom Unite on the PSP with my brother. Very tough game, but loads of fun, specifically when played with others. Originally, I thought the games were actually Monster RANCHER, and was wondering how they could be all that great and why they were doing so well in Japan.

    Anyways, if it's anywhere near as good as the PSP one, I highly recommend it to Adventure-RPG fans. Huge variety of weapons and armor, so it always keeps your character's look fresh. There are tons of things you can do, from alchemy to crafting. I mean…you can even kill a monster, harvest the meat, and cook it on the spot on a portable spit. What more could you want?

  4. I played it on the PSP.. and.. I wasn't that into it, I love RPG games, final fantasy, kingdom hearts, tales of.., pokemon… but, I played this it seemed to play like those free MMO PC games like flyff and Atlantica, the story is way too quest driven, and there's not enough plot, in an RPG, sure I want weapons, armour, quests, but above all of that I want a good story, without that an RPG to me is useless..

    Maybe I didn't give it enough of a chance but unless I see or hear something to dramatically change my first impression of it, I won't even be renting this game.

  5. Graphically speaking, the game looks amazing. Can't say I care that much though… it looks a little too "core" for my interests.

  6. This is actually pretty old news.

    For playing, I played MH on PS2 and MHF2/U on the PSP.
    Talking about the PS2 version; the online in that game was awesome; you have to like the game and have some friends; but if you do, then it is one of thee best co-op experiences.

  7. I've never played Monster Hunter in my life and I'm looking forward to playing this one!

  8. I am into getting this game as I've spent quite a few ten hours of WoW for the past weeks. It certainly looks quite the looker too with lots to do like battling under water.

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