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Monster Hunter Freedom Unite
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KezraPlanes
Just some dood
it's not a MMORPG though... It lacks infrastructure to be able to accomplish that... But if you have a PS3 with ad-hoc party, then it becomes a MMORPG.
It's a solid game though, but fails due to lack of story.
It's a solid game though, but fails due to lack of story.
LocutusEstBorg
Active Member
I've been waiting for a good english MH on PSP for ages. The first one sucked balls.
Yeah, that's why I left the extra M (massive) out of the MMORPG
It's still multiplayer with the ad-hoc capability.
I heard it's really popular in Japan, like you would be able to walk into a train and you'd be able to find a lot of people on the train playing it with everybody.
I also heard the 3rd game is going to be true mmorpg on the wii, with a 3 dollar(in yen) monthly subscription
afteralter
S for Surreal
i'm still confused over this game =/ only started playing it as of now. it was hard to find a second-hand UMD ._.
LocutusEstBorg
Active Member
Not to mention fucking difficult. Will keep you occupied for a YEAR.
LocutusEstBorg
Active Member
X-Link Kai.
Scorned
Member
You can say that for any game haha.
But yeah, ill have to pick this up soon, ive played all the English Monster Hunters on the PSP so far, and when you get a decent group of friends playing in the missions it can get pretty amusing.
lilspanyol
New Member
Well , I liked the other monster hunters , but by playing the demo (I got a UMD demo from capcom , 4 actually , each in a different language) I wasn't really satisfied ,
Yet have to decide if I pick it up
PS.You can't get the UMD demo's anymore
Yet have to decide if I pick it up
PS.You can't get the UMD demo's anymore
january39
eXo Staff
I liked it but it becomes a bit repetitive specially when you cannot find any partners for it, maybe things will change with 3 but i am wondering what they could add that MH2 did not have?
I got confused with the zilliion options for upgrades etc. Still, it does look good and is very popular in other regions.
Basically great game if you have others via ad hoc, less so on your own
I got confused with the zilliion options for upgrades etc. Still, it does look good and is very popular in other regions.
Basically great game if you have others via ad hoc, less so on your own
You can describe it as an endless game just because you can combat the monsters again and again.
Yep,the game can be more funny if you could use the WLAN to join the group with your friends to make the mission together.LOL.
Monster Hunter Portable 2G,which is now called the Monster Hunter Portable Freedom Unite in English,is a perfect game on the PSPs anyway.
Yep,the game can be more funny if you could use the WLAN to join the group with your friends to make the mission together.LOL.
Monster Hunter Portable 2G,which is now called the Monster Hunter Portable Freedom Unite in English,is a perfect game on the PSPs anyway.
You actually have to to make some armor and weapons lol.
I had to cut down the same wyvern like 6 times for one specific material needed ;S
I think if you never played this game b4 it's actually pretty damn hard but once you get the hang of it it can be damn fun to play.
The Ad-hoc is pretty damn cool to play with friends though even if you progress there you have to progress with the solo missions to be able to craft new armors and weaps wich somehow sucks. Wish this had Infrastucture *drools*
If you're a fan of RPG-like games and in for some hack'n'slay then this game definitly is a MUST.
KezraPlanes
Just some dood
This game can be considered the flop of the year so far... Since its release in June it has sold a minor 160.000 copies in the US, and 140.000 in the EU...
This begs the question, if this sells like hotcakes in the JP region, why did it fail in the US/EU region, even with all the advertising?
Time for a little debate, if anyone wants to.
This begs the question, if this sells like hotcakes in the JP region, why did it fail in the US/EU region, even with all the advertising?
Time for a little debate, if anyone wants to.
Robby
Los Doyers!
It's just one of those games that are popular in japan. If you go on a subway or train or whatever in japan, you will most likely find a couple of teens playing the game.
It was really never a popular series in the US and EU to begin with so I don't consider it a flop. And honestly I have not seen one advertisement for this game. But I am a huge Monster Hunter fan so I was able to pick it up anyways.
It was really never a popular series in the US and EU to begin with so I don't consider it a flop. And honestly I have not seen one advertisement for this game. But I am a huge Monster Hunter fan so I was able to pick it up anyways.