Is it worth it?

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Anyone know if this game is going to be any good or if they're just going to remove half the content and gameplay to fit it on a handheld system like with most games? I don't want to spend good money on a game and fin out it's a piece of junk.

This is definitely gonna be worth it, tri had a lack of monsters, and only 7 weapon types to go with that, but this already has 14, so I assume that they are bringing some serious numbers in terms of monsters to back that up, and it also seems that they are including the old school monsters (CONGALALA FTW) so they will likely include most of those.

pumpkinslayer wrote:

This is definitely gonna be worth it, tri had a lack of monsters, and only 7 weapon types to go with that, but this already has 14, so I assume that they are bringing some serious numbers in terms of monsters to back that up, and it also seems that they are including the old school monsters (CONGALALA FTW) so they will likely include most of those.

The fact that capcom actually wants to develop an actual storyline into MH4 versus just quest-&-progress is enough to make alot of people want to get it.
and there are monsters from all across the board just about.

I just wanna see the giant serpent Elder-D that appeared at the end of the trailer tho,
if it's anything like i'm hoping it is...

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Otoshimo wrote:

dcj91x wrote:

^ A lot of people have been wanting an MH on a handheald with true online for a long time. It's good to see MH4 having it.

If it's anything like KIU's online capability ( which clearly it's going to be above & beyond ) that'll be very enjoyable in itself.

I love how this guy got all smartass with dcjaja all over something lazlo said XD

Dear god KI:U's multiplayer is AMAZING, best part of the game by far (not saying the other parts aren't good though!) if MH4s multiplayer has a similiar structure to that it will be god-like, shame I lost my copy somewhere... D:

I'd like to mention about that thing saying "stripping down content for a handheld console".
A 3DS game card has enough storage to hold the data of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in it. (Although not the processing power to play it) TESVS needs an HDD space of 6GB. 3DS game cards can store between 1GB to 8GB. Makes you wonder what they could potentially do with them.
Monster Hunter can easily fit on it.