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When hunting for big game like dragons, all that's missing are a few friends. Now they too can join in the fun with Capcom's latest online adventure. Read Review
Designed by the same team that assembled Resident Evil Outbreak, Monster Hunter is an online action/RPG that boasts base creation, item collection, and a myriad of different creatures. Originally unveiled as a surprise title at E3 2003, the graphic-intensive slasher takes four-player gaming to a world filled with dinosaur-like creatures and bloody weapons-based battles. The game features item creation, weapon customization, and character building. Players can strip their kills of their flesh for food, claws for decoration, and bones for weapons and armor -- not to mention upgrades for existing equipment.
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After a lot of anticipation from the video-game community, Capcom's online action/adventure game Monster Hunter has finally made its way to store shelves. In case you haven't heard about it, here's a quick rundown. Monster Hunter is an online and offline game that lets players hit the great outdoors and take on the role of a monster hunter for a small village. Read More »
I recently had the opportunity to play around with a beta of Capcom's new online fantasy game, Monster Hunter, and it looks like the game is shaping up to be an interesting change of pace from the usual online fare. Read More »
Online and offline adventure game from Capcom has players hunt or be hunted! Read More »
First unveiled at E3 last year, Capcom's Monster Hunter was only shown in looping video footage. Even so, that brief glimpse seemed intriguing, with beautifully rendered warriors fighting huge, fearsome beasts amid fantastic, rolling landscapes bursting with life. Even better, the game was revealed to have online play, letting up to four players team up to take down its numerous monstrosities. Alas, we could not play it, and its release date hovered somewhere in the vague space known as "2004." Read More »
T for Teen Blood, Use of Alcohol, ViolenceRelease Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: December 31, 2004
Publisher: Capcom
Release Region: Japan
Release Date: March 11, 2004
Publisher: Capcom
1 DVD
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