Added: 06.04.2014 21:00 | 1 views | 0 comments

Take a break from hunting to get creative!

Added: 06.04.2014 21:00 | 2 views | 0 comments

Take a break from hunting to get creative!

Added: 06.04.2014 19:15 | 6 views | 0 comments


Capcom, creator of the Monster Hunter series, is holding a weapon design contest. Draw original weaponry fitting to the games style and catergorize it in one of the 14 classes.

Added: 05.04.2014 14:18 | 29 views | 0 comments


Famitsu has compiled a listing of the best-selling games in Japan between April 1, 2013 and April 3, 2014. Heres the full lineup: 1. Pokemon X/Y (3DS): 4,328,008 2. Monster Hunter 4 (3DS): 3,429,862 3. Tomodachi Collection Shin Seikatsu (3DS): 1,635,099 4. Puzzle and Dragons (3DS): 1,358,548 5. Animal Crossing New Leaf (3DS): 774,152 6. Dragon Quest Monsters 2 (3DS): 710,303 7. Grand Theft Auto V (PS3): 699,182 8. Wii Party U (Wii U): 697,042 9. Yokai Watch (3DS): 652,803 10. New Super Mario Bros U (Wii U): 622,502

Added: 03.04.2014 9:15 | 5 views | 0 comments


Endlessbacklog.com podcast on Infamous Second Son and Monster Hunter 4, also some Diner in Japan called Googies.

Added: 02.04.2014 20:17 | 1 views | 0 comments


Tin Salamunic: As an exclusively handheld experience, the original Ragnarok Odyssey was fantastic. The Monster Hunter inspired premise combined with nonstop action and minimal narrative was perfect for play on the go. Now that Ragnarok Odyssey has made its way to consoles, its clear that certain titles should remain in their original format. Dont get me wrong; Ragnarok is still a solid adventure. Monster Hunter fans can easily lose hours upon hours slaying colossal creatures and the gameplay is decent enough to attract newcomers. Unfortunately, the pacing is designed for brief play sessions. Ragnarok is best enjoyed a few quests at a time and becomes repetitive rather quickly once the grinding sets in. The ACE upgrade introduces new features and more than doubles the original experience, but its difficult to recommend the console port to anyone who already owns the original Vita version. Nonetheless, Ragnaroks charm is undeniable and its fun being able to take down a creature t...

Added: 02.04.2014 20:16 | 3 views | 0 comments


Tin Salamunic: As an exclusively handheld experience, the original Ragnarok Odyssey was fantastic. The Monster Hunter inspired premise combined with nonstop action and minimal narrative was perfect for play on the go. Now that Ragnarok Odyssey has made its way to consoles, its clear that certain titles should remain in their original format. Dont get me wrong; Ragnarok is still a solid adventure. Monster Hunter fans can easily lose hours upon hours slaying colossal creatures and the gameplay is decent enough to attract newcomers. Unfortunately, the pacing is designed for brief play sessions. Ragnarok is best enjoyed a few quests at a time and becomes repetitive rather quickly once the grinding sets in. The ACE upgrade introduces new features and more than doubles the original experience, but its difficult to recommend the console port to anyone who already owns the original Vita version. Nonetheless, Ragnaroks charm is undeniable and its fun being able to take down a creature t...