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It's already the start... but it neeeeeeeeeeeeeds the MH4!!!



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Releasing it in around April when Japan has its shopping time of the year will be big

though how many times have they released this game already



This is probably a mistake, referencing to the PSP version of MHP3, don't get your hopes up yet.

BUT, if not... megaton!



What's play.com?



the same game that was on PSP? how is this big? i mean who would buy the same game again or wait a NEW SYSTEM for it!?



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Roma said:
the same game that was on PSP? how is this big? i mean who would buy the same game again or wait a NEW SYSTEM for it!?


Sony fans just want to B_E_L_I_E_V_E it. Leave them keep their hopes high.



Kynes said:
Roma said:
the same game that was on PSP? how is this big? i mean who would buy the same game again or wait a NEW SYSTEM for it!?


Sony fans just want to B_E_L_I_E_V_E it. Leave them keep their hopes high.

lol



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benao87 said:
What's play.com?


Well, Play Ltd.,[2] trading as Play.com, is a Jersey-based online retailer of DVDs, CDs, books, gadgets, video games, DRM-free MP3 downloads, and other electronic products, as well as clothes and accessories. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Rakuten Group

Play.com was founded in 1998 under the name Play247.com, but re-branded as Play.com in 2000. Play.com originally sold region 1 and 2 DVDs only, but has since expanded its range to include CDs and video games and other electronic items. Since 2004 it has sold books and electronics, in 2006 it started selling personal computers, posters and T-Shirts and in 2007 it started selling HD DVDs and Blu-rays, with sister site PlayUSA.com selling region 1 DVDs, HD DVDs and region A Blu-ray Discs and offering sales in a range of currencies. The site's interface has been redesigned on a number of occasions, partly based upon customer feedback.

But this Jersey is UK Jersey, not US Jersey!



Anyway, anyone brave enough to pre-order it? You could enter history as the first owner of MH Vita!



VicViper said:
benao87 said:
What's play.com?


Well, Play Ltd.,[2] trading as Play.com, is a Jersey-based online retailer of DVDs, CDs, books, gadgets, video games, DRM-free MP3 downloads, and other electronic products, as well as clothes and accessories. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Rakuten Group

Play.com was founded in 1998 under the name Play247.com, but re-branded as Play.com in 2000. Play.com originally sold region 1 and 2 DVDs only, but has since expanded its range to include CDs and video games and other electronic items. Since 2004 it has sold books and electronics, in 2006 it started selling personal computers, posters and T-Shirts and in 2007 it started selling HD DVDs and Blu-rays, with sister site PlayUSA.com selling region 1 DVDs, HD DVDs and region A Blu-ray Discs and offering sales in a range of currencies. The site's interface has been redesigned on a number of occasions, partly based upon customer feedback.

But this Jersey is UK Jersey, not US Jersey!

Then it's just a minor rumor.

Is there a link, I tried to browse it but I couldn't find the section of PSV games.

 

Edit: Found it.