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Nintendo 3DS: Is Monster Hunter Tri G For Nintendo 3DS Being Localized For The West?

There’s still a lot of doubt as to whether Monster Hunter Tri G will be coming to West. Nintendo themselves published Monster Hunter Tri for Wii in Europe and North America, but Capcom remains distinctly silent on the subject. Scans of the instruction manuals from the Tokyo Game Show booths have appeared online and they’re in English. Could this be a hint that they’re planning to bring the game over to the West?

47 thoughts on “Nintendo 3DS: Is Monster Hunter Tri G For Nintendo 3DS Being Localized For The West?”

  1. I hope so. I’m more concerned about Tri G coming to the west than 4 at the moment. Cos let’s face it, even if Hunter 4 doesn’t come to the West, there’s still a chance that the inevitable Hunter 4 G could.

  2. “Urcusis”? “Bracchidios”? They’ve never appeared in an English Monster Hunter, so this is their first time receiving English names. HMMM. Their Japanese names are “Urukususu” and “Burakidiosu” btw.

    1. We have, they’re just not called “G”, just like they don’t call the Portable games “Portable”. Example “Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G” is “Monster Hunter Freedom Unite” in the west.

      1. Sad enough to say, i cant blame you for saying that. I am an american and i see it everyday, thats whey there are allot of great games out there. But the american industries are ridiculous, Allot of companies dont want jobs in america because they dont want to pay base wages, but yet they want to handpick what come in. Sad to say enough really.

        1. But it will be said they better bring monster hunter tri g to america, i own every monster hunter released here in america, and ritually play monster hunter freedom unite 2nd g (long name) as well as monster hunter tri

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    1. It’s exactly what the name implies: you hunt monsters. But these aren’t normal monsters who you can just mash the A button until they die; they are large, powerful, tough, beasts that require time, patience, and skill to beat.

      If you only play RPG’s (where your power is determined by an arbitrary level) then you’ll get destroyed at first. If you’re able to adapt and improve your own skill, you’ll do just fine.

      In other words, it’s a hard game for hardcore gamers. If you only have a few minutes at a time to sit down and play, you won’t get very far since the monsters can take up to 50 minutes to kill.

        1. There is a very light storyline but no one really plays Monster Hunter for the narrative. Like the other guy said, it’s basically a game of epic boss battles. It takes a lot of patience and skill but it is incredibly rewarding when it all pays off and you take down a beast the size of a small town and then harvest its dead body for parts to make new armor and weapons. Yeah…it’s every bit as awesome as it sounds. MH3 is my favorite game on the Wii and that’s really saying a lot.

          1. Thanks. If it comes here for 3DS then ill get it maybe. I need to think of more games Ill get when I buy a 3DS in December.

  4. I SEVERELY hope it’s going to feature online if it comes out in the west. I’m not playing this online based game all on my own. I hate Tri’s offline mode.

    1. I hope it has online to. Monster hunter Tri for Wii had online, But the way game developers use online for 3DS… they never think online.

      Capcom has done online on Street fighter 3DS, so i would have thought monster hunter tri 3DS does so.

  5. It would be a huge mistake on capcoms part not to localize it. I doubt they would make it japan only as it was a huge announcement title for the 3DS as well as MH 4.

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  7. if they dont dring it here by january next year i propose operation: plum pit.
    we shall bombard them with hundreds of thousands of people requestion it to come over here.

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