OMG.. TenSou, please record more.. let me enjoy it (while counting my exams date)

LOL my exam gonna start reallll soon~

I'm kinda in a hurry so I'll just post whatever that comes into my mind minus proper grammar and punctuation, sorry!

Wiimote + nunchuck = A is your primary attack and it is also used to interact, ie box or gathering spots if you're near enough. Attack variants are executed by tilting analog stick upwards and press A or tilt wiimote to the left/right and press A. "-" is also an attack but it is also used to swing the torch around if you have it equipped. + to open menu, trigger button to roll / cancel, 1 is to use items, d-pad is to control camera and finally, running and item selection are the 2 shoulder buttons on your nunchuck. In my opinion, it's a total mess.

Classic Controller control scheme A (MH classic style)
Right analog to attack and left to move. L button to reset camera or open item menu. R is for running. X is to kick and everything else the same to those who are familiar to older MH controls.

Classic Controller control scheme B (MH Portable style)
Don't need to explain this, basically the exact same button layout as the PSP versions but right analog is used to control camera as well.

This post has been edited by TenSou: Apr 23 2009, 10:50 PM

Cool thanks, I think I'll go with Classic Controller control scheme B becuse I'm used with the PSP control.

This post has been edited by Mr Ez: Apr 23 2009, 11:27 PM

G needs classic controller. time to scout for 1

Finally my Classic controller is useful

Now is time to hunt down a JP Wii

@Tensou

You tried G yet dude? Any significant difference between this and the PS2 version?

This post has been edited by Forbidden252: Apr 24 2009, 03:06 AM

I tried playing a few missions. It's pretty much the same except the game system is based on MH2. Lack of time and fatigue due to overheating (very hot lah these few days), I didn't get to play it much.

On the side note, maybe this thread should be changed into a general MH thread since the MH3 thread is pretty much dead anyway.

This post has been edited by TenSou: Apr 24 2009, 03:45 AM

You should drink more water mate, don't get dehydrated.

Yeah, take it easy man and thanks for the info.

Anything I should add to first post? What title should change to? loL!

I checked the Gamespot, Monster Hunter G = released date is on 2005.. That's waaaaay back.. It's the same as Monster Hunter G (Wii)??

This post has been edited by HSLimMic: Apr 24 2009, 08:29 AM

You're looking at the one for the PS2, there's another one without box art for the Wii.

yea, i know that's for PS2. But are they the same? It seems like MH are not really creative with the name..
Monster Hunter G (PS2)
Monster Hunter G (Wii)
Monster Hunter G (PSP)

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this version is direct port from ps2 thats ygwy there is no support for wiimote and nunchuck. There are some changes and add on for this version of course.

.. but does that means the Monster Hunter G (PS2) we can dive underwater as well? I cant seems to find any detail regarding this..

Nope, MHG has no underwater exploration. If you haven't noticed, this topic is mostly discussing about MH3 lol. Not a lot of people cared about MHG because it's a very old game with some new features. To be honest, I bought the MHG starter pack for the Classic Controller (need one for the future) and the MH3 demo. MHG can wait until I'm bored of the demo.

Which reminds me, you get to go swimming in the demo?

Yeah. There are lots of stuff to see in the demo.