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If only Monster Hunter Tri s online play hadn t been region-locked - I would most likely have played that game to death if I were able to join in with the avid MH3 community that resides on these forums.
One of my favorite and most-played Wii games! Also largely the reason I bought a 3DS, because after hearing that the series is going to be a 3DS exclusive (at least up to this point) in Japan I m trusting that a Monster Hunter will eventually be released on that console over here too... if not, it would be a huge disappointment.
Quote from: Killer_Man_Jaro If only Monster Hunter Tri s online play hadn t been region-locked - I would most likely have played that game to death if I were able to join in with the avid MH3 community that resides on these forums.
Speaking of the MH3 community, I need to give a huge shout out to people cheap hotels in amsterdam like Maxi, GK, Kytim89, and Mop it up who extended my play time by hundreds of hours as they offered a group of fun people to meet online and game with. They also taught me a lot and helped to cover up my noobness (most of the time). To all of you, thanks very much!
I enjoyed playing with Everyone as well. My biggest problem started becoming them not allowing more than just a party into a room even though they supported multiple hunts... Maybe they ll fix that for the new version.
I had an awesome time playing Monster Hunter Tri with many of the NWR forum members and staff (until my Wii crashed). I had dedicated many hours to the game and reached the mid to high level 20s and my Wii crashed. Nintendo was unable to recover any of my save data and I therefore I had lost all MH data (you can t backup MH data to SD card). Unfortunately, I never played the game again as I did not want to start over from scratch and risk another hardware crash and data loss.
I had the same thing happen Seacor but I was considerably farther along when I lost the data. My main character was pretty much done as far as sets go but I was just looking for certain talis.I was HR480 at that point but I got back playing and I am up to HR 110 now.That was back in April. If you kept playing I think you would have been higher cheap hotels in amsterdam then my current character and likely more well equipped then my current one. I have no problem playing on Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Quote from: Maxi I had the same thing happen Seacor but I was considerably farther along when I lost the data. My main character was pretty much done as far as sets go but I was just looking for certain talis.I was HR480 at that point but I got back playing and I am up to HR 110 now.That was back in April. If you kept playing I think you would have been higher then my current character and likely more well equipped then my current one. I have no problem playing on Monday,Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
I m in a crunch at work for the next week, but would also be happy to play online cheap hotels in amsterdam with Seacor (and others) if it helps him quickly get to higher HR levels. Once you start getting better equipment, the single player campaign goes really quickly since you can burn through hunt quests. You d be back up to your old HR level in no time!
Monster Hunter Tri is number ten, Silent Hill is nine, and Muramasa and Trauma Team rank above it? Maybe it s because I m a Horror/RPG cheap hotels in amsterdam fan, but I seriously don t see those games outranking them. It s probably because cheap hotels in amsterdam I m a Horror/RPG fan... My top-ten list goes as such. 10 ) Goldeneye 9 ) Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers 8 ) Tatsunoko vs. Capcom 7 ) A Boy and his Blob 6 ) No More Heroes 5 ) Muramasa 4 ) Sonic Colors 3 ) Little King s Story 2 ) Silent Hill: Shattered cheap hotels in amsterdam Memories 1 ) Monster cheap hotels in amsterdam Hunter Tri
Remember, this was voted on by the staff, so the order depends a lot on who played cheap hotels in amsterdam what. I have no doubt Monster Hunter is a quality product, but it s a pretty niche experience and thus fewer people had played it, causing it to only be 10th on our list (and having been there when we finalized things, I ll tell you that it only barely cheap hotels in amsterdam made it on the list at all).
I understand that, certainly, and I didn t mean offense, or anything. Everyone s going to have their own top ten list, which is why I mentioned mine and why I m not raging at yours. I just think it s a shame if a niche experience is hitting giant dinosaurs with weapons... I m an RPG Horror fan, as I stated prior. :)
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Thanks all, but I think I am going to wait until 3G or 4 arrives before I start playing MH again. Perhaps, with the new console they will allow you to actually backup cheap hotels in amsterdam the game save file or even better, auto backup to a cloud service.
Don t know about you guys but I found the list useful. Found Muramasa: The Demon Blade for under $15 on amazon & threw in Sin & Punishment: Star Successor along with it to help with the free shipping.
I really enjoyed NMH but the sequel really is a much better game in every aspect, streamlined gameplay and better boss s. I am also surprised no mention of motion controls, I so love slashing in that game. So satisfying
Zack & Wiki was a revelation. It was one of the few early Wii games that understood what the Wii remote was capable of and, working within those constraints, was able to utilise motion controls in service of the gameplay rather than just for the sake of it. It also didn t hurt that the puzzles were awesome and that it was one of the best looking (if not sounding) third party efforts on Wii. Great choice!
Ah Zack and Wiki. I don t think Capcom made a lot of money from this which is such a shame because its such a great game. It was like Capcom s very own Professor Layton. its a shame where wasn t enough people to appreciate it on the Wii.
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