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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (3DS, 2015)
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This game has been a fan favorite since release, and there is no question as to why. It is a brilliant game that greatly improves upon the previous generation. 2ds owners will be pleased to know that unlike 3U the nub works for camera control. No more tapping or using the touch screen is necessary. Beyond that the content is top notch. The world, the hunts, the monster selection, and the hub town with its quirky characters all combine to make one of the finest entries this series has ever had.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
First bought tri on the Wii to play with my friend. I've played it consistently ever since, now including 3u and 4u. I actually bought a 3DS for the sole purpose of playing mh4u. The game is exciting, and realistic enough to be compelling without being too bothersome. Gameplay is dynamic, giving you lots of preference. It's challenging, but not too difficult, and relies much more heavily on actual player skill than equipment or levels. Multiplayer is also excellent. It's very well structured and balanced, and there's nothing more fun than fighting a gigantic dinosaur-like creature right alongside your best buddy. All told, an excellent game, well worth my $25.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I first borrowed this game from a friend with no idea that I would be so addicted to it. The gameplay is perfect for people who love a good hack-and-slash with RPG elements. The fantastic creatures are my favorite part, being interesting and unique in their biology and attacks, and resembling glorified dinosaurs and dragons and ancient beasts of legend. The game will give you a good challenge and hours upon hours of gameplay, with or without online friends. I love Monster Hunter!!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is a great installment in the Monster Hunter (MH) franchise. The story is slightly more complex than the previous game (Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate), taking the hunter to multiple villages (as opposed to the 1 village in the previous installment). The monster selection is more varied as well, having more large bugs and mammal-like creatures. The game mechanics are fun and the graphics are not too shabby either. The only thing that I didn't like in the game was that the color schemes of some of the settings were pretty irritating (too many vibrant, warm colors in my opinion).
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I used to play MH3 and MH4 with a friend what seems like ages ago. I recently picked up a 3DS and decided to relive some of the magic. I’m happy to say that I have not yet been disappointed! This game was/is an awesome advance in what I loved about the MH3 game. (I’m a big fan of the new jumping attack/climbing.) New weapon types are sweeeeet... (Love the Charge Blade) The controls do take some getting used to, but I’m sure I’ll have it mastered in no time. Decent story to help advance the game along. (The NPC dialogue is cute, and has its own comedic charm.) The graphics are surprisingly good for a game boy, about on par from the MH3 game on the Wii console. (From what I can recall) All this I managed to snag for about $20.00 (used)! I look forward to many hours of relaxing and hunting, perhaps with an old friend again.Read full review
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