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"Heads up Monster Hunter fans, Nintendo will host a Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate Direct on October 8 at 8 PM Japan time. Thats 7 AM on October 8 if youre on the East Coast and 4 AM on October 8 if youre on the West Coast."

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Capcom and Marvelous are teaming up to start collaborating in more new business fields, the two companies announced recently.

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NE: "Its time for the latest Famitsus most wanted games chart! Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, Persona 5, Final Fantasy XV, Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire, and Tales of Zestiria are the new top five."

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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is getting quite an interesting crossover with none other than Animal Crossing, Sonic, and Taiko Drum Master.

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"Capcom has released a new trailer for its upcoming Nintendo 3DS exclusive, Monster Hunter 4G, which is also known as Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate. Scheduled to launch early next year in North America and Europe, the enhanced edition of the 2013 role-playing title is set to make its debut next later this week in Japan. Capcom recently revealed that the game will include content inspired by other celebrated franchises, such as Sonic the Hedgehog and Animal Crossing. The publisher unveiled a fresh batch of artwork for Monster Hunter 4G yesterday, October 4th."

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Console Monster writes: "As sure as the change of the season, that time of year is upon us once more: the next Call of Duty is ready to rear its head and bellow in a raucous chorus of exploding grenades, falling spent shell-casings and enough gunshots to put holes in all of Switzerlands cheese exports."

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It's about to get bloody

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It's about to get bloody

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Console Monster writes: "Sherlock Holmes is a more or less the most well-known criminal detective in history, and he only seems to be growing in popularity with recent films and television series. Sadly, most video game adaptions of the Baker Street fellow have fallen short in nearly every way; but thankfully 'Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments' breaks the trend."