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Monster Hunter Freedom 2


They forgot the freedom, but the monsters are damn pretty

A huge problem with previous Monster Hunter games was the long loading times between areas. This throws you off the game’s fast-paced gameplay and makes multiplayer a huge headache. To solve the problem without sacrificing the great graphics, Monster Hunter Freedom 2 has a “background loading system” that cuts load times between areas in half. Alas, it also cuts your battery’s lifespan in half - and the game is a merciless battery-sucking whore even without the option activated.

Technical difficulties aside, it’s a shame that Monster Hunter G never made it to the US, and an even bigger shame that American gamers can’t seem to cash in on multiplayer, unless a game is totally online. This cultural nuance might send Monster Hunter Freedom 2 right under the radar for most RPG fans, but for true Monster Hunters, this is everything you could have hoped for in a PSP version – minus the “portable” part. Keep your fingers crossed for a PS3 follow-up sometime in the near future.

You'll love
  • The graphics
  • The music
  • Styling your hair in-game
You'll hate
  • Being leashed to a power outlet
  • Getting used to the controls
  • Any egg-retrieval quest

 
2 Comments
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MasterTanin  - 6 months 28 days ago 
summus it up well but exaggeration on the "game is a merciless battery-sucking whore."
Karanonline  - 5 months 17 days ago 
I but the game just a week ago but the retrieving the egg mission doesn't seem so tough as to me...
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Monster Hunter Freedom 2

Genre: Action
Release date: 7 Sep 2007
Published by: Capcom
Developed by: Capcom
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
4 player CO-OP