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GR-UK writes: "It's a game built more for teams of adventurers than the lone wolf, as not only does the rock, scissors, paper dynamic between monster and hunter weapon types enforce the need for variety to quicken the downing of foes, but it also forestalls the grind in tackling the boss fights that are otherwise the highlight of the game. It's not uncommon to be hacking at the shins of some vast behemoth for over twenty minutes on your lonesome. Time then to invest in some friendly comrades-in-arms; the game supports online and local multiplayer for both the Wii U and 3DS versions (though you'll obviously need a few 3DS units to get a local party going)."

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A monstrous portable adventure

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EuroGamer Italy: "Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is definitely one of the best Wii U exclusives. The gameplay is deep, the number of missions is huge and thanks to the online feature it's the best version of the third generation of Monster Hunter. If only Capcom had taken advantage of the console capabilities, we would be standing in front of a masterpiece."

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MP:Born as an updated port of the 2010 Tri, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is, at the interface, a real step forward for the series.

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ShopTo: "Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is a game that could have been the saviour of the WiiU if it had not been released before; that said if you do not already own it on the Wii (the online servers of which closed in April) it is a fantastic game to play."

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3D:The hunting season is opened again with Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate remake of Monster Hunter Tri for Wii which offers many new features.

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Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate on 3DS has all of the hallmarks of its PSP predecessors: the same playing mechanics, the same esoterica, and the same productivity-destroying gameplay. But it arrives in a new context. Thanks to the recent success of hardcore games like Dark Souls and this game's ties to the WiiU version, we get the feeling that Monster Hunter is on the verge of blowing up big. Info...