Monster Hunter Frontier Beginner’s Pack Comes With Xbox Live Gold Membership

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In their recent financial strategies report, Capcom stated that they plan to use the success of Monster Hunter Frontier Online in Japan to expand the franchise’s user base. In order to facilitate this effort, they’re giving away a free 12-month Xbox Live Gold membership in collaboration with Microsoft to people that buy the game.

 

Since Monster Hunter Frontier requires an online fee to play, Capcom are also including a Hunter’s Life code with the game that will avail you 30 days of free-play. Afterward, a subscription to Monster Hunter Frontier costs 1,400 yen ($15) every 30 days. A subscription to Monster Hunter Tri is less, but the fee is on par with the PC version.

 

Monster Hunter Frontier on the Xbox 360 is scheduled for a June 24th release.


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