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Less gathering, more hunting

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David Jagneaux of TheKoalition writes: Monster Hunter, for its hardcore appeal and daunting learning curve, has never really gained a solid foothold for Western audiences. Similar to Fire Emblem in that respect, this series suffers from a lack of support in other areas of the world, but enjoys mass success and appeal across the board in Japan. Thankfully this latest update of the popular Monster Hunter Tri, originally for the Nintendo Wii not only improves on the concepts in the original game, but also offers enough new content for those that played the game previously.

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Zack at Nintendo Gamer Thoughts says: " Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is my first entry in the Monster Hunter franchise. As I have come to learn, Monster Hunter is unlike anything I have ever played, well it is like the Monster Hunter demo, but that is not the point."

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Being a beginner in the world of Monster Hunter is an extremely daunting experience. I mean, the series simply isn't designed for newbies to the action-RPG genre.

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Pure Nintendo: "Monster Hunter is not for the weak of heart. It requires patiencein climbing the learning curve and in each huge battle. But for those who thrive on the challenge, Monster Hunter is richly rewarding."

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Being a beginner in the world of Monster Hunter is an extremely daunting experience. I mean, the series simply isn't designed for newbies to the action-RPG genre. Though the people that play Monster Hunter are friendly and welcoming enough, they're too busy concentrating on the next set of armour or big weapon upgrades to spend time teaching n00bs about the basics. Put simply: this situation...

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ScrewAttack: "MH3U Is far from a perfect game and it has a bunch of serious baggage. But through the eyes of a RPG fan, what it does well out-shines the bad, making this game one of the more enjoyable grind-fests you could really stick your sword into. If youre not an RPG fan you might want to look somewhere else for entertainment, but if the idea of killing a T-Rex only to make a 10-foot-long sword out of its teeth excites you then you should start hunting down your nearest game store."

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From the article, "Without realizing it at the time, I had already fallen into the Monster Hunter rabbit hole. I had acquired an interest in a game that I initially hated. My constant search to find out whats so special about Monster Hunter resulted in me buying Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate a day after its launch. That has never happened to me before. Upon starting the full game, I realized my initial negative reaction was due to a bad demo. It did a really bad job of explaining the world of Monster Hunter to new players. It assumed you were already a fan. "

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This week the Gamers Heroes Staff talks about The Walking Dead: Survival Awful, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, Durango Always On and a ton of other topics. Listen to the Gamers Heroes Staff talk about this week in Video Games. Games Talked About: The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon Monster Hunter 3: Ultimate Slender Man: Arrival Smite Final Fantasy Remakes Topics Covered: PAX East 2013 Blizzard Card Game Cliffy B Talk

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oprainfall writes: "Monster Hunter is a series that requires a bit of dedication to get into. There is a definite learning curve, and the game is not gentle your hand will not be held. Monster Hunter is not a charge-in, hack-n-slash action game. Once you realize that each hunt takes skill and preparation, and once you get a feel for each monsters behavior, all of that work and training becomes incredibly satisfying. Slaying the larger beasts leaves a feeling that very few games can akin to being made up of many dedicated boss levels. The online community is lively and runs lag-free. The characters and world are colorful and vibrant, and the localized game has a sharp dose of humor injected. Monster Hunter Tri Ultimate is the definitive game in the series, overflowing with content, streamlining and improving several complaints from the original while making full use of many Gamepad features."