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Oyvoyvoyv on 08 January 2009
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ElRhodeo said:
markers said:
looks good but i doubt ill get it unless it supports the wii classic controller.

 

Isn't that what they announce in the video?

 

i dunno didnt have my speakers on. just watched it for the gameplay.

There is classic controller support. You see two people sitting next to each other, one with Wiimote + Nunchuck and one with Classic controller. I think that also means splitscreen-multiplayer, but I don't know for sure, so if someone knows, please tell me.

 

 



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scottie on 08 January 2009

Yeah, they announced 3 different control schemes

Classic controller
Wiimote+nunchuk (good version)
Wiimote+nunchuk (simplified, press a to make things die version)



J-Favs on 08 January 2009
ElRhodeo said:
markers said:
looks good but i doubt ill get it unless it supports the wii classic controller.

 

Isn't that what they announce in the video?

 

 

They did announce it but they also announced it ages ago and heres the wikipedia article for proof.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Hunter_3_(tri-)



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Madanial on 09 January 2009

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SnowFlow on 09 January 2009

We want it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



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routsounmanman on 09 January 2009

Didn't they say they wanted to expand the franchise to the West? Odd.



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shams on 09 January 2009

It does look pretty cool, AND it sounds like they have taken the right approach with the game...



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ElRhodeo on 09 January 2009

For some reason, I don't want it. I don't know what MH games are about, but all I see in these trailers is generic swordsmen fighting huge monsters, over and over. Is there any story whatsoever? Is there anything you can do but fighting? Are there NPC's, buildings, puzzles?




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Oyvoyvoyv on 09 January 2009
ElRhodeo said:
For some reason, I don't want it. I don't know what MH games are about, but all I see in these trailers is generic swordsmen fighting huge monsters, over and over. Is there any story whatsoever? Is there anything you can do but fighting? Are there NPC's, buildings, puzzles?

 

 I haven't played any, but I think the game is essentially just fighting. No real story. You can fight up to 4 people vs monsters.

There is a "town" that has NPCs and buildings.

There may be some puzzles, but if there are, those will only be a very minor part of the game.



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DMeisterJ on 09 January 2009

@ Oy

Yes, it's split-screen co-op.

No, there are no puzzles.

Yes, there is a "town" and NPCs, but you mostly go there to craft armor and weapons and buy items, you go there between each mission.

OT:

I hope they do bring it to the west, but considering the sales of the past MHs, even after it's success in JP, moving it to the west seems like an exercise in futility, since it will get 75%+ of it's sales in Japan.