Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate Standard Edition - Nintendo 3DS

It as the seller provides on their information. It plays even better on the new 3DS series model with the built-in circle pad and high visual quality. To the original 3DS and it alittle rougher with the 2DS but it still worth the time if you got kids or family member with multiple children for them to play together.

Comecei jogando MH no Monster Hunter World, que colocou diversas melhorias, mas mudou muita coisa de como funcionava nos jogos antigos. Definitivamente MH4U é o melhor da forma antiga de se jogar, com uma grande variedade de monstros, não apenas na quantidade mas também em tipos de animais diferentes. Se você curtiu MHW e quer algo mais desafiador, pode confiar que esta é a versão que você procura.

Desde hace tiempo quería conocer Monster Hunter y elegí este juego para comenzar.Me encanta poder personalizar al personaje y no me esperaba verlo en acción en las escenas de intro, es algo que me emocionó XDLos monstruos están muy bien diseñados y ya controlo mejor la cámara (que es algo que no pensé en investigar antes y me causaba algunos problemas porque uno debe buscar al monstruo y dirigir al personaje para atacar a cada momento, ya sé ya sé).Hay muchas armas para usar desde el inicio y mientras derrotas monstruos van apareciendo nuevas armaduras para crear.Por ahora estoy encantada, seguro que mientras avanzo y aumente la dificultad ya voy a estar llorando (porque he leído en todas partes que es un juego difícil) pero por ahora me estoy divirtiendo mucho con este juego.Hasta ahora lo que he podido ver es que este es un juego que se va a comer gran parte de mi tiempo, perfecto para mí.Muy feliz con la compra.

Der Datenträger ist leer. DS kann nix finden und hab auch mehrere DS versucht. Werde versuchen das Game umzutauschen. Ich schreibe dann hier ob es geklappt hat ansonsten bin ich überaus sauer was nützt es wenn es superschnell gekommen ist wenn nix drauf ist.

This game was my first entry in the Monster Hunter series, and what a ride it's been. The central idea of the game is a simple loop: Kill boss monster, use its parts to make gear, use gear to kill stronger monsters and make better gear. It sounds grindy, and it absolutely is, but it manages to make each fight fun and intense. The gameplay, however, is somewhat unorthodox in that it plays as an action game with RPG elements, but is very slow and methodical. Depending on what weapon you use, movement speed ranges from a relaxed jog to a plodding, snail-like waddle. This isn't helped by the fact that before you actually get to battle a boss, you need to complete several quests where you simply collect herbs or smack around cannon fodder enemies. Once you do hit that point, however, the game shifts into high gear. Each boss is full of personality, from the giant raptor that barks orders to its pack to the flame-spewing chicken that runs around wildly to the four-legged shark that encases itself in ice armor. To fight them is an exercise in observation, preparation and patience. Every large monster has a variety of tells before each attack, and you can't take much more than four or five good hits before dropping, making it a fast-paced challenge where you're constantly looking for openings, more Punch-Out!! than Devil May Cry. To make the fight easier, you could bring traps, or craft Flash Bombs to stun the monster. Maybe you should break its horn to get a rare drop, or chop off its tail to throw it off balance. If you're successful, you collect some body parts, and inevitably find out that you need 4 more to upgrade your weapon. Speaking of which, the weapon variety in this game is ridiculous. 11 melee and 3 ranged weapons classes, each with enormous, branching upgrade paths. Perhaps this one deals fire damage, while that one could paralyze... but the other one has better sharpness, letting you pierce tough hides. Armor, meanwhile, carries several innate skills, and making a full set of a given type will give you several passive bonuses based on what armor it is. This allows for an absurd amount of customization, and it really feels great to not only find the perfect set for your playstyle, but then finally complete it after trying for hours to get that one Mantle. Also, the game has excellent Co-op multiplayer. You can join up with other hunters locally or over the internet, and then take down more powerful versions of the monsters as a team. There definitely are some bad eggs out there, but my experience has been great with others. As for story... It's probably the weakest part of the game. It essentially boils down to "Welcome to the traveling caravan. Go hunt this for someone. Now go hunt this for someone. Now hunt this monster on the box of the game that we know simultaneously nothing and everything about. Now go hunt this for someone." Of course, this game really isn't about story, especially since at least half of the content is in Multiplayer. The graphics are fine for 3DS, and the music is solid. Ultimately, I would say the best way to play is to get it along with one or two friends and then work through solo and multiplayer at roughly the same rate. I definitely recommend this game to RPG fans and Action fans alike, as if you can get past the initial learning cliff, it's easily one of the best games for 3DS.