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Capcom has revealed the next game in the Monster Hunter series for as of February.

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Oh... Snap...

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Oh... Snap...

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Hey Poor Player's Francis DiPersio writes - "The Monster Hunter series may have been a mainstay on the Playstation Portable, but the series original fanbase has been left in the cold since Capcoms beloved beast-busting series has moved onto the bountiful hunting grounds of Nintendos flagship platforms. While recent releases like Ragnarok Odyssey, Soul Sacrifice and Freedom Wars have looked to deliver a similar experience on the Playstation Vita, theyve been met with largely mixed results, unable to eclipse the towering shadow of their inspiration."

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Since the advent of first person shooters, video games across all platforms have sought to solve one riddle: if dinosaurs were alive today, what would it take to efficiently and effectively kill one?

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WonderCon 2015 had a few gaming surprises up its sleeve. Random Nintendo brings you a full gallery from the show floor, including a look at upcoming Amiibo for Splatoon, Yoshi's Woolly World, and Smash Bros., plus Capcom's Monster Hunter Caravan and other big sights from this year's convention.

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New Gamer Nation writes: "The act of taking down a gargantuan behemoth is an experience that although thrilling and enjoyable is one that is to be had more and more often in recent times, especially after the boom of the of Monster Hunter series and the influx of the similar type games that pit you and some teammates against massive foes. Coming out of Tecmo Koei and Omega Force, whom are most famously known for the Dynasty Warriors series, Toukiden: Kiwami is a revamped version of the games predecessor Toukiden: Age of Demons that came exclusively to the PS Vita previously. Adding in new demons to slay, weapons to wield, story content to play and abilities to use, Kiwami delivers much more than the first game had to offer. Despite the bland, static environments and repetitive nature of the missions, taking down Toukidens big game is great and the amount of party members and equipment at your disposal makes achieving it even better."