Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate Standard Edition with Felyne Pin - Nintendo 3DS

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un des meilleurs jeux sur nintendo ds3, seul ou en réseau , des possibilités très étendues de sélections d'armes pour combattre les monstres , évolution multiples et assez étendues pour les choix, des heures de jeux garanties avant de vous lasser !!! a recommander à partir de 12 ans sinon trop complexe..; )

I'm reviewing this based on the demo and my first 2 hours of gameplay, so it's mostly based on my first impression of the game. MH4U is extremely beginner friendly, starting the game straight away with a short dragonship hunt. This was lacking in MH3 so it's definitely a great addition, but not so for veterans who had to learn it themselves in MH3. If you've been playing Monster Hunter, the starting is probably going to bore you out again. But hey, overall it does not hurt much once you're past it. Perhaps the two main additions to the game that make it such a winner are the online gathering halls and the new weapons. Like the switchaxe in MH3, the charged blade and insect glaives are both interesting and cool. I am not really a fan of new weapons though as it will take some time to learn a new weapon, but I tried them in the demo and I must say they are pretty great. As for the online hunting hall, seasoned hunters will know that this is probably the best thing ever. Finally, we're able to stop doing quests solo and actually play with other hunters, an experience that many hunters would have missed out on in the previous versions. In fact, I would say that just by adding this function makes getting MH4 worth it. All in all, if you're a monster hunter fan, there really is no reason not to get this. Amazing gameplay and graphics, there is nothing more you can ask for!

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Monster Hunter is massive in Japan, and only really gaining popularity in the West over the past few years. The game itself consists of hunting down various large creatures to obtain materials to create new weapons and gear. The game has 14 weapon classes to choose from with various pathways to creating different weapons. Each weapon class has it's own mechanics and move sets that give them a unique feel, 3 out of the 14 weapon classes are ranged, which you can create specific bullets/pellets for that have different ailments. Armor is created much in the same way as weapons and there's a large variety of different armors to be made, each with their own specific attributes which can be mixed and matched, some attributes however are better suited to certain weapons to make the best outcome during the hunt. Weapons and Armor are best created by killing/capturing monsters and obtaining materials, however there's a shop in the location you are in which you can buy armor/weapons, however these are usually low levels, cost more and would become obsolete rather quickly. This game also has multiplayer and for the first time in the series on 3DS it has online MP. This is a welcome addition to the series especially since a lot of players prefer to play from the comfort of their own home, or are unable to find close friends to play with locally. 4 hunters team together to take on quests similar to single player with slightly increased difficulty, however this does not scale with the more players in the game. You can still tackle these by yourself as well, from MP you can rank up your Hunter Rank, known in-game as "HR". This unlocks you new quests to go through and is different to the single-player quests you can be given. The game has various areas you can hunt in, but you must beat certain questlines before reaching them. The maps usually consist of various small areas, between 7-12, depending on the map. Monsters are the biggest part of this game, they are the way forward and the way to create your new fancy weapons and armor. Every monster has its own unique set of moves which are to be learned while fighting them. If a monster seems too hard or you are dying often, best thing to do is to try and learn it's moves, this makes it more predictable and easier to dodge, however they also sometimes go into a rage and start doing moves in quick succession, however after this they become tired. This is the best time to hit some damage onto them. Don't be discouraged if you don't beat a monster first time or even after multiple tries. The game is all about trial and error and if you start getting frustrated you can't beat a monster, maybe check your armor or weapons as they could do with an upgrade, or it could even be your weapon has an element that doesn't really affect it, switch out to another one. Expeditions are something new to this game as well, they appear every so often and you can hunt monsters you wouldn't normally see on other quests, you also have to be more prepared for these as they are not your standard quests, you aren't given potions/food or even a map to help through these, however a map isn't really necessary as the paths are very linear. The game also has better tutorials compared to it's predecessor Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, and anybody who hasn't played the series, or found MH3U hard to follow, will be able to get more out of this game. I recommend this game to any fan of the series, and any newcomers to the series should feel welcome with the new and improved tutorials provided.