Details about Gaist Crusher God’s Monster Hunter 4 collaboration
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A bit of information has now come in about the Monster Hunter 4 collaboration in Gaist Crusher God. You can find all of the new details below.
– The game will have a number of popular monsters from Monster Hunter
– The monsters are getting a “Gaist” twist
– Ex: “Gaimagala,” which looks like a mechanized version of the Gore Magala
– The game will have armor and weapons to match the respective monsters in the game
– Rathalos is in Gaist Crusher God as the ice-based “Alpha Gaireusu”
– Rathalos features a greatsword-looking weapon
– There’s also one for the Silver Rathalos with the “Silver Gaireusu”.
– These Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate collaboration Gaist monsters are said to be quite the tough foes
– Players will need to put together their buddies and forces to take them on
– Once defeated, you can also acquire their Gaist Medals
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate screenshots
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy will have minor dialogue tweaks, graphics were redone a bit
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Capcom shared a couple of new details about Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy at Comic-Con today. First, Ace Attorney Trilogy will feature a few minor tweaks to the games’ dialogue. Capcom also revealed that the visuals weren’t just ported from the iOS versions of the Ace Attorney games; they were actually redone in some capacity.
A look at the Monster Hunter 4 content in Gaist Crusher God
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Some news of a special Monster Hunter 4 crossover surfaced today, with cameos from that title making their way to Gaist Crusher God when it launches on September 4th. Players will be able to do battle with certain Monster Hunter creatures in Capcom’s other upcoming 3DS title when Gaist Crusher God drops in September. You can check out screenshots and images of the collaboration below
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Mega Man Battle Network hitting the North American Wii U eShop on July 31
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Mega Man Battle Network is launching on the North American Wii U eShop on July 31, today’s Nintendo Minute confirms. You can check out the announcement at the 2:45 mark here.
Mega Man Battle Network previously came to the Japanese Wii U Virtual Console on July 9.
Nintendo Minute – Capcom visit
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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate devs on the Old Desert, online play, more
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Dengeki recently caught up with Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate producer Ryozo Tsujimoto and director Kaname Fujioka. One of the major topics discussed is the addition of the Old Desert area, which is a returning field but new to this version of the game.
Fujioka said of the Old Desert:
Video shows Monster Hunter Frontier G’s crossover with The Legend of Heroes
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Flash II has a collaboration with Monster Hunter Frontier G. Starting on July 24, players can get their hands on weapons and armor from Falcom’s RPG.
Here’s the lowdown:
– Weapons/armor for Rean Schwarzer and Alisa Reinford will be offered
– Rean’s weapon is a long sword type
– Alisa uses a bow
– Get special Trails armor as a present when you purchase a Trails in the Flash II kit
– Ends on August 6
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Gaist Crusher God screenshots
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Monster Hunter producer on his impression of American players
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Monster Hunter series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto dished on his impression of western players – primarily in America – as part of an interview with Siliconera.
Tsujimoto said that the original assumption was that they’d have a more aggressive playstyle. However, he learned that this wasn’t actually so and they were more careful like Japanese players.
Here’s Tsujimoto’s comments in full:
