I post quest translations on Gamefaqs whenever a new MH is released.

30 days = 800 wii points
60 days = 1500 wii points
90 days = 2000 wii points

100 points = 100 yen I think, not sure, never bought any before, can someone confirm that?

I'm not sure if modded Wiis of other regions can access online, I have a JP Wii so I'm good. MH Frontier was a rip off anyway, charging 1500 yen a month with additional fees to access higher level quests and certain upgrades. I quit after the first 3 months but not before reaching HR99.

My MHG is shipped according to Play Asia, I expect it to arrive tomorrow.

Yes, I am aware of the 23rd April release date but apparently, another friend of mine who bought it and his is also shipped. I bought the Starter pack which includes the CC (I needed one anyway) and the MH3 demo.

As you can see here, my order is really shipped and I too am surprised that it was shipped so early.

I received my game this morning so I'll be posting videos and pics of the package, MHG and MH3 demo for those who haven't seen it yet later today after work.

Ok first thing's first. Pictures of the package contents, don't know why when I turn off flash my images becomes blurry......



This post has been edited by TenSou: Apr 21 2009, 11:19 PM

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Added on April 22, 2009, 4:42 pmRumors that some weapons are removed from the game.

This post has been edited by TenSou: Apr 22 2009, 04:42 PM

I'm typing my impressions on the MH3 demos now, the controls info will be included as well. I'll be posting it on gamefaqs later.

I assume you want to know MH3's controls right? I havent played MHG Wii yet. MH3 priority higher.

Longbow, Dual Swords, Hunting Horns are removed from the game and Gunlances now have a new name, Brain Faux/Fox. (I don't know which one sounds right)

Confirmed that Dual Sword, Gunlance, Longbow and Hunting Horn are removed in the game by MH's Producer, Mr. Tsujimoto in an interview by Famitsu. Not much is known about Brain Fox yet but the instruction says that it works like a lance but it could be something know, who knows?

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Added on April 23, 2009, 2:10 amDon't stalk me plx.



This post has been edited by TenSou: Apr 23 2009, 11:13 AM

My TV Tuner program a little weird, won't display wide screen properly so I recorded it in 4:3. The game itself can be widescreen if you set your wii settings to 16:9.

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

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

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.

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

I'll try to explain it to you with the best of my abilities.

MH Games in Japan sorted according to release time (earliest to latest)

Monster Hunter (PS2)
Monster Hunter G (PS2)
Monster Hunter Portable (PSP)
Monster Hunter 2 / Dos (PS2)
Monster Hunter i (cellphone)
Monster Hunter Portable 2nd (PSP)
Monster Hunter Frontier (PC) <---I think the MH team refuses to acknowledge the existence of this one.
Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G (PSP)
Monster Hunter G (Wii)
Monster Hunter 3 / Tri (Wii - Not yet released)

If you group them according to relevance or rather which generation the games belong to, it will be like this.

1st Generation Monster Hunter
Monster Hunter (PS2)
Monster Hunter G (PS2)
Monster Hunter G (Wii)
Monster Hunter i (cellphone)
Monster Hunter Portable (PSP)

2nd Generation Monster Hunter
Monster Hunter 2 (PS2)
Monster Hunter Portable 2nd (PSP)
Monster Hunter Frontier (PC)
Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G (PSP)

3rd Generation Monster Hunter
Monster Hunter 3 (Wii)

The original team is not involved in the Frontier project and its updates. In the MH 5th anniversary page, all MH games were mentioned except for Frontier.

One more.

Harro, MH3 release is August 1st, bai bai.