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Give up on the facial tissue idea now

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Give up on the facial tissue idea now

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Capcom has announced that Monster Hunter Frontier G will be getting a batch of new content in collaboration with Puella Magi Madoka Magica.

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The Bit Bag: There are a lot of things either going or not for the handheld. Thereve been mixed reviews about the console; some praise it for the depth of controls it gives games like Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate and for the viewfinders crisp image delivery; others revile it because the positioning of the buttons makes it difficult for gamers to actually play their games, and the viewfinder still has some issues left to resolve.

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New Gamer Nation writes: "Like Soul Sacrifice before it, PlayStation Vitas Freedom Wars borrows heavily from the Monster Hunter series that once called PlayStation devices home. While its concept is certainly similar, Freedom Wars introduces enough of its own flavor to be impressive and fun in its own right. Small design flaws stop Freedom Wars from becoming something unforgettable, but theres no denying the compelling universe and downright addicting gameplay."

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Wii U awaits new releases, still

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Wii U awaits new releases, still

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Cubed3: "Freedom Wars was developed by Sony's Japan Studio and is what some would consider a Monster Hunter clone. When it was released it became one of the best-selling games the PS Vita had seen, likely due to the popularity of Monster Hunter, which is by far one of the biggest series in Japan. It has spawned a ton of pretenders to the crown, using the same mechanics and theme to try and recapture the magic of Capcom's flagship franchise. Could Freedom Wars crack the West like its predecessors could not?"