Too bad we still have to wait a looong time for this to come to Europe....
Hell, it's not even announced yet.
Hell, it's not even announced yet.
Wii #1451 - Monster Hunter 3 Tri (Japan)
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sounds alot like PSO
... by the way, how long, if possible, do people think that it'll take hackers to break online? (to make it free i mean)
... by the way, how long, if possible, do people think that it'll take hackers to break online? (to make it free i mean)
Aw man, please don't go around saying things like these.MeleeMaster500 said:
Capcom worked hard on this game, and if you do not want to buy it, at least pay for the online. It's not like you're forced to play it online and 20$ for 3 months it's REALLY CHEAP.
By the way, it'll be probably free here in the west. Unite did not sell as well as they expected, so they might put free online on Tri to enhance sales.
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It's kinda hard to pay for the online though, from what I understand the Wii Points are region specific, and this include the Online passes. A NTSC-U console shouldn't be able to buy the points needed to go online, unless there's some work around I don't know of.
i never said i wouldn't buy it originally, i got the conduit cause i wanted to support them and the game's content is what's being purchased originally...
i just don't wanna be stuck with an addicting online game that i'd have to pay over and over again just to simply play. putting payment on a a game's online while making them purchase the product in the first place is a pretty smart yet very greedy technique. that's also why i'll never touch world of warcraft, i'm not made of money
i just don't wanna be stuck with an addicting online game that i'd have to pay over and over again just to simply play. putting payment on a a game's online while making them purchase the product in the first place is a pretty smart yet very greedy technique. that's also why i'll never touch world of warcraft, i'm not made of money
Fine, but remember that hacking something like paid online play would make Nintendo (and Capcom) REALLY angry, and could make them retailate harshly against "homebrew" (more like "piracy").MeleeMaster500 said:i never said i wouldn't buy it originally, i got the conduit cause i wanted to support them and the game's content is what's being purchased originally...
i just don't wanna be stuck with an addicting online game that i'd have to pay over and over again just to simply play. putting payment on a a game's online while making them purchase the product in the first place is a pretty smart yet very greedy technique. that's also why i'll never touch world of warcraft, i'm not made of money
Better not upset them.
i'm pretty sure they're already pissed on the homebrew scene as a whole. hacked games and backups to boot.
whoever programmed the values that hold Epona's name without blocking a stack smash is probably well fired by now...
whoever programmed the values that hold Epona's name without blocking a stack smash is probably well fired by now...
Umm, did Wii points only recently become region-locked? Because I am completely confident that a year or 2 ago, I was watching my friend change his console into Japanese mode, download the Japanese Fire Emblem VCs with NA Wii points, and then changed his console back to NA mode and bought Rondo of Blood.
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Is this game still as slow paced like the demo was? Cause for me that is a big turn off for the series to me.
This game looks fun and the visuals look pretty damn impressive. It's strange that I've never heard of this game before.
To players of the previous games, do you think that this game would be playable in japanese? It doesn't look like it has much storyline to it.
If not, what other version of MH would people recommend to hold me over until this releases in english? I have pretty much every console, so any recommendations are appreciated.
To players of the previous games, do you think that this game would be playable in japanese? It doesn't look like it has much storyline to it.
If not, what other version of MH would people recommend to hold me over until this releases in english? I have pretty much every console, so any recommendations are appreciated.
The hunting would be playable in Japanese, but figuring out the ingredients for specific gear will not, which will sooner or later become a big problem. You should pick up MH:Unite, for the PSP -- only just came out in English.ChrisRX said:
this game will most likely be free to play stateside. capcom dont have a big enough fanbase as it is in the west. if they bring over pay-to-play they'd lose more sales.
Yeah, It's the style of the series.Hadrian said:
The learning curve is incredibly steep and you have to work REALLY hard before you feel like you're getting anywhere.
But, ultimately that's what makes it so rewarding.
Can't wait to play this in English
One of the best series ever made imo.
Anyone who thinks differently just needs more practice (i.e. you're probably an awful hunter)
Anyone who thinks differently just needs more practice (i.e. you're probably an awful hunter)
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Is a game, there is nothing "mature" about slaying monster with "skills and fictional weapons".... no matter if they are cartooney, or "realistic" normal mapped...
I really dont udnerstand why people ( not you Satangel, in general ) so try to brag about definition of "maturity" related to number of polygons/shaders ...
The game pace isn't slow. At the moment it might feel like that, because you are slow. This is a game that you'll have to play for hours to become better. When you're fighting Wyverns you'll see that the game is anything but slow. Timing becomes everything at those fights, giving you only a few moments to dodge, block, attack, eat, etc.
It's a great game, but if you don't understand Japanese and are new to the series you might want to wait for the American/European release or play Monster Hunter Freedom Unite on the PSP instead. The fighting itself is not hard to figure out, but you'll be unable to read quest instructions, needed materials and the likes. A translation guide would probably get you through the game though.
The game pace isn't anywhere near the pace of games like God of War or Dynasty Warriors, but this game is much more demanding and challenging. You can't take a lot of hits and you'll have to think about any move you make. It's a tough nut too crack when you start, but it's all worth it in the end. I'm talking about combat here, collecting materials and running around town doing stuff goes at a slow pace indeed.
It's a great game, but if you don't understand Japanese and are new to the series you might want to wait for the American/European release or play Monster Hunter Freedom Unite on the PSP instead. The fighting itself is not hard to figure out, but you'll be unable to read quest instructions, needed materials and the likes. A translation guide would probably get you through the game though.
The game pace isn't anywhere near the pace of games like God of War or Dynasty Warriors, but this game is much more demanding and challenging. You can't take a lot of hits and you'll have to think about any move you make. It's a tough nut too crack when you start, but it's all worth it in the end. I'm talking about combat here, collecting materials and running around town doing stuff goes at a slow pace indeed.
