| novasonic said: exactly. Technically it was better in every singe way, but it just didn't have that kick in the face that NMH did. |
I agree with this too. Now if only they had put NMH2's skin on NMH1's body, and then we would have had something. I think the boss-fights in 2 were much more engaging in terms of having to really keep moving and fighting dynamically, whereas NMH's fights were really just a "lather-rinse-repeat" sort of deal
I'll also agree that the ending was unfulfilling, but that was mostly because they really didn't do anything with either Henry (who just sort of walks out on the final fight) or Shinobu (who doesn't do a damn thing after Travis defuses her advances and she storms off).
I also miss the side assassination missions. Those would have helped. Revenge missions just felt pointless.

Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.







