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Phil Stortzum of Nintendo Okie writes, "A series that has caught on like wildfire in Japan is Capcoms Monster Hunter series. While its first two PlayStation 2 installments did not cause that much of a stir, it was when the series hit the PlayStation Portable that Monster Hunter soon became the juggernaut of a franchise in the Land of the Rising Sun. A lot has happened since then, the most notable of which is the series shift from Sony platforms to Nintendo ones. The latest in the series is an updated version of the Wiis Monster Hunter Tri. Its Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, and quite frankly, it is the definitive Monster Hunter experience."

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New Monster Hunter 4 screenshots show off the games Squagil monster and Frozen Sea area.

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One day, Western gamers, one day...

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One day, Western gamers, one day...

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With the game so early in development, very little confirmed information is available at this time. We know its being developed by the man behind the first three, Masahiro Sakurai, and being co-developed (a series first) by Namco Bandai games, who youll probably recognize as the studio behind other well-received fighting series like Tekken, SoulCalibur, and Naruto: Ultimate Ninja. We know the game is being developed for both Wii U and 3DS, and that there will be some kind of connectivity between the two. Possible ideas hinted at include customizing characters in the 3DS version and uploading them to the Wii U, or perhaps even cross-platform play similar to what Capcom has done with Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate.

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From GamesReviews: "To say the Monster Hunter series is big in Japan is an understatement. These third-person action RPGs are positively huge in the Land of the Rising Sun, so much so that they played a major role in popularizing the PSP. However, Monster Hunter Fever hasnt quite found its way to the West. It does have a devoted cult following in North America and Europe, but their numbers arent large enough to make Capcoms beast slaying franchise a household name. Regardless, Monster Hunter 3: Ultimate (MH3U), the latest installment, has been generating some buzz and might even convince..."

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Worth Playing: "Soul Sacrifice is forever doomed to stand in the shadow of its big brother. Inafune may have created some of Capcom's most enduring games, but in this case, he comes in second to his old company's offerings. With that said, Soul Sacrifice still has a lot going for it. The combat is fun, and the basic ideas are flawed but interesting. Someone looking for a Monster Hunter game after finishing all of the available Monster Hunter titles will likely have a good time with Soul Sacrifice."

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Save $4 on Monster Hunter Freedom Unite Essentials Game PSP! The price of Monster Hunter Freedom Unite Essentials Game PSP has been dropped by $4, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

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While gamers are still wondering if Monster Hunter Online will ever be published in the west, Tencent released some new info about the game focused on the Great Sword weapon option and on the Bulldrome, that will be one of the alpha bosses included in the upcoming MMORPG.

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Capcom reveals sales projections for upcoming games; Monster Hunter 4 projected to sell 2.8 million copies in upcoming year.

Capcom today divulged sales projections for a trio of its high-profile upcoming games. By the end of March 2014, the company expects for consoles and PC to have sold 1.2 million units each across North America, Japan, and Europe.