Monster Hunter Tri

Also known as: Monster Hunter 3

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This Monster Hunter sequel is already out and extremely big in Japan, and so it's coming to the West, too.


Available on: Wii
Genre: Action
Expected release date: April 2010
Published by: Capcom 
Developed by: Capcom 
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
1 player Solo
2 player CO OP
Online
4 player CO OP
9 Awesome
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Latest Stories
The best boss battles of 2010
The best boss battles of 2010
We came, we saw, we beat the bejesus out of ‘em
Wii News - Dec 28, 2010
 
The Top 7... Console gaming exclusives of 2010
The Top 7... Console gaming exclusives of 2010
Fanboy ammunition GET
Wii News - Dec 27, 2010
 
10 Wii games that kicked ass in 2010
10 Wii games that kicked ass in 2010
Noteworthy games aren't exclusive to PS3 and 360
Wii News - Dec 16, 2010
 
Monster Hunter invades the Smash Brothers Arena
Monster Hunter invades the Smash Brothers Arena
A file swap extends Brawl's roster by one, but it's a biggie
Wii News - Jul 13, 2010
 
 
Latest Comments
rampage811  - 1 year, 6 months
i wasnt too crazy about it being on the wii, but i just bought it and i know i wont regret it at all. the graphics are a little better and the online play is amazing. this is a game i highly recommend.
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badwitz904  - 1 year, 9 months
this game rules
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AuthorityFigure  - 1 year, 9 months
This is the first game I've bothered to buy on it's release date - and it's WELL WORTH IT PEOPLE.
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Evilsafetyboy  - 1 year, 11 months
Kind of sad that there's no gunlances. Doesn't look like there's any Felynes either. Who's gonna cook my meals? ;) Excited about the split-screen aspect. This will bring me back to my Wii, though I can't help but wonder why this didn't cross over to the PS3.
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Features
10 Wii games that kicked ass in 2010
Noteworthy games aren't exclusive to PS3 and 360
Dec 16, 2010
The Top 7... Console gaming exclusives of 2010
Fanboy ammunition GET
Dec 14, 2010
The best boss battles of 2010
We came, we saw, we beat the bejesus out of ‘em
Nov 29, 2010
An interview with Capcom's Jun Takeuchi
We talk Resident Evil 6, Lost Planet 2 and… the Olympics?
May 14, 2010
Podcast: TalkRadar UK #37
The one where there's a disturbing amount of gravel-voiced innuendos
May 05, 2010
Has a game ever made you feel really morally uncomfortable?
An encounter in Monster Hunter Tri upsets a vegetarian
Apr 30, 2010
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News
Monster Hunter invades the Smash Brothers Arena
A file swap extends Brawl's roster by one, but it's a biggie
Jul 13, 2010
The best of CheatPlanet May 10th-14th
Spartan warriors, 8-bit heroes and even more monsters
May 14, 2010
The cutest collection of game characters you'll see today
Homage to Capcom's stars is both cute and cubey
May 05, 2010
The best of CheatPlanet April 19-23rd
Two guides this week, one for elite spies and one for beastslayers with 4 ton swords
Apr 23, 2010
EXCLUSIVE: Monster Hunter Tri 'Cha-Cha' trailer
Meet Cha-Cha, your little, swirly-eyed dancing companion… also, kill some monsters
Apr 05, 2010
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Review
Monster Hunter Tri review
Adds brains to the action game and brawn to the RPG
Apr 14, 2010
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Previews
Monster Hunter Tri - Wii's first superb online experience?
Eschewing friend codes and adding voice chat, this could be the Monster Hunter that sticks in the West
Feb 25, 2010
Monster Hunter is one of those game series that, despite the best efforts of everyone involved, has yet to attain the explosive popularity in North America that it has overseas. Part of this has to do with cultural factors – the heavily advertised PSP Monster Hunter Freedom Unite’s biggest selling point was its multiplayer… which was only do-able via ad hoc until very recently » Read Full Monster Hunter Tri preview
Monster Hunter Tri - hands-on
The Wii braces itself for the multiplayer invasion that consumed Japan
Feb 04, 2010
We spent most of our youth hacking up make believe monsters. Tree stumps, bushes, neighbours’ pets – all it takes is a bit of imagination and no friends. It’s the key difference between gamers and non-gamers. The non-gamers embraced the magic of childhood looking for Where the Wild Things Are. We, on the other hand, asked Where the Wild Things Are Because We Want to Hit Them With Rakes. Gamers are destructive. » Read Full Monster Hunter Tri preview
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ESRB Rating
Monster Hunter Tri is rated:
Teen
 
PEGI Rating
Monster Hunter Tri is rated:
Rating Pending