Monster Hunter 3 will be releasing August 1st in Japan. On the same day at 10am, the network service will become available. There are some free deals for people who want to test the online features for either 20 days, or 90 days. After this though, players will have to pay for the online by purchasing "Hunting Tickets". The prices are as follows... A 30 day ticket - 800 Wii Points A 60 day ticket - 1500 Wii Points A 90 day ticket - 2000 Wii Points
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It's no joke that Monster Hunter is ridiculously huge in Japan. With Monster Hunter Tri releasing this Saturday in Japan, it's showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, the initial Japanese shipment of Monster Hunter Tri has surpassed 1 million units!
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"Due to high development cost of titles for PS3, we have decided to switch the platform to which we release our Monster Hunster 3 title," Capcom managing corporate officer Ichii said.
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Until now Capcom was coy to confirm it, but Monster Hunter Tri is without a doubt getting an overseas release. Their 2008 financial results presentation states Monster Hunter Tri will come out in “FY 2009″ or, in plain English, sometime between April 2009 - April 2010. Monster Hunter Tri comes has an ambiguous summer target in Japan. I wouldn’t expect a domestic release until this winter.
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The Wii-exclusive Monster Hunter 3 from Capcom is edging closer to the million-units-sold mark in Japan, with 51,000 units sold this week, and 800,000 sold to date. Last week it sold 90K+
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Nintendo announce April 20th release date. There will be no subscription fees associated with online play in the NA version. Along with a GameStop-exclusive demo of the game, available on March 8th, they will also score a 500 Monster Hunter Tri Points Card, good towards purchases in the Nintendo Wii or DSi shopping channels.
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Monster Hunter 3: 583,000
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Monster Hunter 3 TRI To be release in summer 2009 in Japan. More info coming up when we release details of the event.
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Famitsu interview producer Ryozo Tsujimoto and director Kaname Fujioka. It is a restart of Monster Hunter from scratch, filling the game with new ideas, like an unexplored island. Will have swimming and hunting for giant submerged beasts (also fish). Game's main monster is giant underwater dragon creature. Online play can be played in four player groups.
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