Monster Hunter Tri has been out in Japan for some time now, and it gets a really good reception, with its day one shipments exceed 1 million units. Now Capcom has confirmed that Monster Hunter Tri will be making an appearance on the Wii in Europe and North America in early 2010.
Monster Hunter Tri will feature brand new underwater environments, two player split-screen co-op play as well as four player online co-op play. Capcom has full confidence that it will be another hit. But will it really works out? Most MH fans hope to play MH3 on PS3, never on Wii! Capcom needs to release it on multiple consoles otherwise they’re losing more and more fans as dedicated Monster Hunter players.
22
Jul
Author: ally keer // Category:
Nintendo,
Upcoming Games,
Wii
The long-expected great work MH 3 is to be released for the Wii in less than 2 weeks, and millions of MH fans are waiting for the coming of August 1. Capcom has made some difference to ensure its popularity. It will involve underwater environments, and a Monster Theater will be implemented, which will record battles and allow them to be played back from various angles, and store them on a central server accessible via web browser. Also, Capcom confirmed new maps such as a desert area and new monsters, with completely redesigned monster interactive AI, creating an artificial ecosystem. Now I’m going to give players some introduction about one new monster in MH 3.
Now, I’m going to give you some introduction about one new monster in MH3, Dosubagii. It is The “Drome” Raptor species of the Icy Mountains. There are also smaller versions of it probably named Bagii. As Jagiinosu can summon the Jagii, Dosubagii can also summon the Bagii with a loud, resonating roar. It is the ‘boss’ version of the Bagii and Dosubagii. It is also shown to be able to summon Jagii at any time with a loud, resonating roar. Here are some pictures of Dosubagii.
Together with the MH 3, the MH 3 Nunchuk will be hitting the shelves on August 1. It has a rubber cover with MH 3 LOGO on it.
