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Monster Hunter 3 Tri Official Site Updated
- Thread starter Tenbatsu
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Tenbatsu said:
Clearly Capcom tried to beat today's Dragon Quest IX announcement. :lol
In this issue of Famitsu, Moga Village is shown.
Important people in the Village
- Village Chief
- Village Chief's Son
Moga Village is divided into:
- My House
- Quest Counter
- Farm
- Dining Area
- Item Shop
- Armor/Weapon Shop
- Port (Hunting Boat and Trading Boat)
- Moga Forest (?)
You can arrange your hair style too but the scans are too small to see the details. There is also a section on ChaCha.
Plus you can carry your save data around via wiiremote, to a friend's place etc.
Important people in the Village
- Village Chief
- Village Chief's Son
Moga Village is divided into:
- My House
- Quest Counter
- Farm
- Dining Area
- Item Shop
- Armor/Weapon Shop
- Port (Hunting Boat and Trading Boat)
- Moga Forest (?)
You can arrange your hair style too but the scans are too small to see the details. There is also a section on ChaCha.
Plus you can carry your save data around via wiiremote, to a friend's place etc.
Eteric Rice
Member
Tenbatsu said:
I've been waiting for someone to do this.
Wii Will Rock U
Banned
This looks SO fun.
Is it confirmed for US release yet?
Is it confirmed for US release yet?
Eteric Rice
Member
slaughterking
Member
Holy shit at that black Wii. 
Wii Will Rock U
Banned
You sure? Is there any source confirming this is getting a March 2010 release in US?Nirolak said:
Well, it was what the release date was in that release date chart Nintendo released after E3.Wii Will Rock U said:
Technically they could have just picked a random date though.
Edit:
Checked their forums. This is what Christian Svensson (their Corporate Officer/VP of Strategic Planning & Business Development) had to say:
Source: http://www.capcom-unity.com/ask_cap...e_finalised_release_date&post_num=5#296894698Sven said:
Wii Will Rock U
Banned
Seriously? I was at E3 and had no idea. :lolschuelma said:
Welp, this game is DAY ONE for me and I've never played a Monster Hunter game in my life so this is my first foray into the series.
Anton Sugar
Member
cw_sasuke said:
Always bet on black!
Tenbatsu said:Anw some keychains
These aren't just keychains, they're soundrops!! (each plays one or two sounds from the games when pressed - you likely already know this).
Some soundrops are pretty neat, like the 'door opened' zelda sound, the 1up mario sound, the pac-man paku-oaku sound...
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3175022
Loklak. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and...no, hang on, wrong time period.
The virtual city that serves as the hub for Monster Hunter 3's online component may look a bit ramshackle, but if you're a rough, tough hunter with a retractable axe about half again your height, it's like a second home. If you've got a net-connected Wii and a desire to bag huge creatures in the wilderness with faceless friends somewhere in Japan, you'll be hanging out in Loklak a lot. So get used to it.
Broadly speaking, Loklak is divided into five areas:
- The town gate, where you choose a server based on what level of experience you are and what it is you want to do (for example, recruit people for a quest). The gate's also home to Loklak's information desk, helpfully telling you about special shop sales and special limited-time events.
- The main square, where you trade items, buy tools/materials, and combine purchased or found materials together to make new things. There's also an "interior workshop," an outdoor stand that creates furniture for your guest house (more on that below) if you bring the owner the right items.
- The tavern, where you pick up quests and eat food to power up your hunter before hitting the road. The bar's also home to the town colosseum, where tournaments are occasionally held.
- The lodging row, where the guest houses are. The size of your guest house depends entirely on your hunter's rank; the better you get, the more luxurious it becomes. You can also invite friends to your place to hang out if you like.
- The workshop, where you buy and upgrade/modify your weapons.
Japanese gamers will set foot in Loklak for the first time August 1, when Monster Hunter 3 is due to hit stores. American would-be hunters will be let in...sometime afterward. Probably. [/IMG]
Tenbatsu said:Yes, I will be 2 friends, a party of 3. Missing one player thou. Feel free to join us!
I'll be there week one! the only reason not day one..because i believe it comes out on a saturday and it's shipping from NY and I live in california. Do you know if i'll need to make up a fake Japanese address?
RuneFactoryFanboy
Member
Wait was confirmed pay-to-play for north america?
yes I'm still clinging to the dream :'(
