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Crytek sent today another press release conflicting with the one sent two days ago and stating that Monster Hunter Online is NOT confirmed for a western release yet.

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From a selection of eight games including Luigi's Mansion 2, LEGO City, Animal Crossing and DK Country Returns.

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This week is all about Aquaman, sick chickens and Aqua Tivo Avoidance Plan. Hosts: Ken McKown Jason Gambrel Justin Testa Drew Leachman Games Covered: Injustice: Gods Among Us God Mode Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Dragons Dogma And more

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Learning the hard way

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Learning the hard way

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Since its first release in 2004, the Monster Hunter series has been one of the most successful and biggest gaming franchises to ever hit the Japanese market, its a phenomenon that spreads like wildfire. Here in the western world the series isnt as widely renown as it is to our Asian counterparts; weve seen 7 international releases of the games with Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate being the newest addition to our roster.

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The name Tencent still doesnt mean much to most gamers, despite the fact that the Tencent Games is now the fourth biggest game publisher in the world. The reason for that is because the company operates mostly in its native China. With the confirmation of an upcoming western release of Monster Hunter Online, though, the Tencent name has started to gradually grab the interest of many. Today the company announced that it donated 500 million yuan to support relief effort for the population hit by yesterday's disastrous earthquake.

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The Monster Hunter series's latest title has exploded on to the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U! The seres has always been popular in Japan and has had a mixed reception in the west, so, how does Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate hold up?

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iOS.AppsGoer Writes:"Monster Blade is a free-to-play 3D action game presented by Nubee. It reminds players of the popular Monster Hunter series since their themes are quite similar: players slay monsters, gain experience points to level up and win gold to upgrade the equipments. Nevertheless, the outstanding visual effects among others do help lift this game to a higher level that makes it stand out among those of the same kind."

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"Not everyone is a hunter. For some, it's an endless grind. I can tell you right now that you will either like Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate or hate it straight from the start. Some will grow bored of hunting monsters for materials to craft better equipment to hunt harder monsters, but for for some this system of advancement will lead to plenty of memorable moments. HD or on the go, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is available on both the Nintendo Wii U and on the Nintendo 3DS. Both versions have their advantages and disadvantages. While the Wii U version is considered the "HD" version, it only comes off as a decent upscale on the big screen, with some blurry and blocky textures. With the advantage of having two analogs, playing with the Wii U game pad or the controller pro is a lot more comfortable than playing long hours on the cramped single analog 3DS." - Allain Richard