AKingNamedPaul
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Drives you crazy watching it, and seeing them not roll when you would/predicting the monsters movements ect right?VegaShinra said:
Cant wait to get my hands on it.
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Monster Hunter 3 Tri Official Site Updated
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Cant wait to get my hands on it.
VegaShinra
Junior Member
Exactly. I think some of the people suck on purpose in videos.FootNinja said:
Tenbatsu said:
Hey i'm new on this forum, but i've got a intresting question about that new classic controller.
It was rumored that the classic controller pro did have rumble, is that true? Also does it work with games that work with the original classic controller?
Misterinenja
Member
Tenbatsu said:
Easily the sexiest console ever made.
semiregular
Neo Member
Tenbatsu said:
:lol @ "being frank" about wii's graphics and the wii-mote
And 0_o @ nintendo letting the dev team of MH3 deciding on important things (eg position of analogue stick) of the classic controller pro
And I'm quite interested in the new material that is used to make the black wii. The fact that 'the material that satisify the standard of nintendo didn't exist in the world' and they spent 2 years and a half to develope this new material makes me really curious...
Mugaaz said:
Thanks for the detailed information! I haven't played Demons Soul's or King's Field, so I can't compare (although I plan on purchasing Demons Soul's when it comes out for the PS3 later this year). I really do want to play MH3, it looks awesome. So do you build your character similar to like a MMORPG? Does it have RPG elements?
neo2046
Member
character setup video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biT4iy8S5fY&fmt=18
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biT4iy8S5fY&fmt=18
Hobbun said:
Your characters don't actually level up. Things like Health Increase and Stamina Increase are temporary and can last the entirety of one mission if at best through means such as eating meat, taking crafted potions, or eating a meal that specifically gives bonuses. It's not like an RPG where you can level up specific stats, as somebody mentioned prior, Monster Hunter is essentially an action game. The only thing that'll increase is your skill, and the equipment that you use.
Tenbatsu said:No rumble, and yes the game will work with the original classic controller.
More pics of the game package:
mm strange that nintendo didnt go all the way and included rumble. Does the pro controller feel any better than the original? and could you post some more pics of it.
thanks in advance.
Johnlenham
Member
why is this going to take so long to translate! so cruel of Capcom Its not like theres even that much text.
Im half tempted to just buy it in Japanese and mash my way through having no idea what's going on :lol
The wii mote setup wasnt to bad when I played the demo as I dont have a GC one to try it but the new controller looks pretty nice might have to pick that up aswell.
CheapChampagne
Neo Member
Johnlenham said:
why is this going to take so long to translate! so cruel of Capcom Its not like theres even that much text.
Im half tempted to just buy it in Japanese and mash my way through having no idea what's going on :lol
The wii mote setup wasnt to bad when I played the demo as I dont have a GC one to try it but the new controller looks pretty nice might have to pick that up aswell.
I'm right there with you.
It's going to be agonizing waiting and watching vids for the next 6-8 months
Rough SummaryMotherFan said:
semiregular said:
1 Fucking Day!
http://www.capcom.co.jp/monsterhunter/3/movie4.html
Hunter Note Introduction
http://www.capcom.co.jp/monsterhunter/3/intro6.html
Johnlenham said:
why is this going to take so long to translate! so cruel of Capcom Its not like theres even that much text.
Im half tempted to just buy it in Japanese and mash my way through having no idea what's going on :lol
Seriously its not like it should take that long to translate the quest description screens. Hell even the Quest Completed, Quest Failed and other text is in English.
You are missing out if you do not play it with the classic controller, it is awesome that way.
Kotaku's running a story about freeze bugs, but I just went to Justin.tv where the story originated and spoke to the guys playing it for the stream, and who knows what was wrong with his Wii but he said his system was having boot-up failures and then freezing in game. So, it appears to be nothing to do with the game.
donkey show
Member
I should be picking up my copy with the black CC Pro @ lunch today. Get HYPE! :3
I saw the Black Wii display model (As well as CCP, Wiimote and Nunchaku) at Yodobashi today. MOTHER OF GOD they are sexy. I don't know what this new wonder plastic is but it's like looking into a solid oil slick. It's blacker then any piece of electronics I've ever seen and really shiny. Definately raises the bar on what good electronics should look like. It's one of those things that probably can't be completely brought out in pictures.
semiregular
Neo Member
swerve said:
I was reading a taiwanese message board, a bunch of them got the game early and are playing the game for a day already. No one mentioned anything about freezing at all, so that kinda confirms the game itself doesn't have this problem.
SilverLunar
Member
Wow 2 years to make that black plastic color???markatisu said:
I really cant wait to get one
so i can fill the urge to leave my finger prints on it
Damn it, Capcom. Just feed the game through Google's translator and ship it to the States. We don't need a good translation - I just want the game.
EDIT: As for the 'Iwata Asks,' my Japanese is extremely base since leaving the country but ... this '笑' means 'laughs,' doesn't it?
EDIT: As for the 'Iwata Asks,' my Japanese is extremely base since leaving the country but ... this '笑' means 'laughs,' doesn't it?
Bluemercury
Member
semiregular said:
What do they say about the graphics and wii-mote?
Edit: Day/night system for network mode only. Offline is explain as below by Jangaroo.Bizzyb said:
Some new stages gameplay videos:
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm7794029
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm7799697
Johnlenham said:
why is this going to take so long to translate! so cruel of Capcom Its not like theres even that much text.
Im half tempted to just buy it in Japanese and mash my way through having no idea what's going on :lol
The wii mote setup wasnt to bad when I played the demo as I dont have a GC one to try it but the new controller looks pretty nice might have to pick that up aswell.
Yep, it takes forever. Took 16 months for MHF: Unite, so I wouldn't hold my breath.
semiregular
Neo Member
Bluemercury said:
Basically they said the wii isn't exactly being known for great graphics, and they understand graphics plays a very important part in a MH player's experience, and a lot of people were doubting how MH would look on a wii. So they had to go the extra mile and tried very very hard. Their goal was to make MH3 to be the best looking game on wii.
Iwata then went on and told them the designers in nintendo were stimulated by how MH3 looks and especially the zelda team were under immense pressure.
The wii-mote part was quite funny. It started with Fujioka saying good things about the wii-mote, and then Iwata told him just be honest about it, so he said 'to start off, buttons...' and Iwata finished off his sentence with 'not enough of them' :lol
Tsujimoto then said they considered using motion control, but at last decided against it because hardcore MH players would spend a really lengthy time playing, and motion control would simply be too tiring.
They finished off mapping the controls just before TGS last year, they almost couldn't make it to the show. They have good response for the wii-mote control and Tsujimote's favourite comment was "I'm relieved"
And halfway though the development for the wii-mote, Nintendo suggested to sell the game with the new classic controller pro, and this is a first for Nintendo to collaborate with a third party for the development of a hardware. Even within Nintendo there were people asking 'are you really going to ask a third party about that?', but Iwata wanted previous MH players to enjoy the game without worrying.
Fujioka said he was thinking 'is it fine that we are deciding this?', like where to put the analog stick, and he said he had a great time doing all these.
There's still a lot more in the interview, but since neither japanese nor english is my first language, I'll leave it to somebody else to translate them
Oooh.Tenbatsu said:
Man, that NPC helper thing is nice. Takes a lot of heat off of the player. Can it die?
It's annoying that the guy wasn't allowed to jump off that cliff in the "blubbersaur" (lizard thing with the yellow fat around its neck) hideout though, he had to go back and jump down on what seems to be the designated "jump down here kthx" spot.
Dude spent a lot of time trying to cut the tail off the blubbersaur. Makes me wonder... can you capture underwater? I mean, using a lightning trap in the same body of water you're swimming in seems like an incredibly bad idea, unless you want to make Hunter stew.
Taking things out of the box still takes ages. I don't understand why they spend so much time with that useless animation instead of allowing you to just take whatever and get on with the game. Oh well.
Are those the lines for MH3 or are they remebering the launch of MHP2g?
http://www.famitsu.com/game/news/1226350_1124.html (copy & paste)
Where is Tenbatsu?
http://www.famitsu.com/game/news/1226350_1124.html (copy & paste)
Where is Tenbatsu?
semiregular
Neo Member
Spiegel said:
MH3.
It says they're playing MHP2G to pass the time.
I don't expect to see anyone in this thread for a while once all of jGAF gets the game. They'll make a beeline for the online forum thread and play the game until they're physically incapable of doing so anymore. Then, only after that, maybe, they will remember this forum and post impressions.Spiegel said:
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