Monster Hunter 3G Demo Headed To Japanese Nintendo eShop

With its release just a little over a week away, Capcom have released the opening movie for Monster Hunter 3G, and it’s very, very different from the opening movie to Tri. This one has a lot more humans and shows off some new monsters, too:

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Capcom are being quick about taking advantage of Nintendo’s upcoming eShop update that allows publishers to put game demos up for download, too. Monster Hunter 3G will have a trial version on the eShop for download sometime in the near future. Quests will last 20 minutes, and users will be able to play the trial 30 times.

 

Food for thought:

Does anybody know what the monster at the end of the opening movie was?


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