osed125 on 14 September 2013
| cbarroso09 said: who cares how many copies did Monster Hunter portable3rd sold when it came out. The thing is analysts keep saying the phone industry is holding back the video game industry. By looking at the launch of Monster Hunter 4 is right to say that the problem are the developers designing the same gameplay again and again without letting time pass. It could be good having a game of the franchise once per generation, but once per year is just pushing it too much. The western audience is just out of their mind supporting and defending those things. |
I love Monster Hunter, but the gameplay is the same every game (with different monsters and sometimes different weapons). And Capcom releases a MH game port practically every year...so your comment makes no sense.
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