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Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Nintendo 3DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:013388305100
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Nintendo 3DS
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:3DS_MONSTER_HUNTER_3_ULTIMAT
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | 3DS Console |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, role-playing |
| Players | 1-4 |
| Condition | Used |
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The constant quest for new gear to fight new beasts to get new gear has kept me engaged for many hours. However, I can’t give it a full 5 stars because even though each monster hunt feels different, as does each weapon, the combat can often feel as if I’m just doing the same thing over and over again, especially when I need to fight the same monster multiple times to get enough resources. Changing to a new weapon can eliviate this problem for some time, but doing so takes time.
I liked the game very much. At first I was worried to play without the Circle pad pro for my 3DS XL because some reviews say that the camera was difficult but that was not the case. It worked exactly as the PSP version, MHFU, and it has a better frame rate so the turns and pans were faster and smoother.It’s easier a little than the other versions, but that is not a bad thing. The text boxes are difficult to read and turning off the 3d effect does not help a lot. That is odd because the previous game in this engine, Resident Evil Revelations, showed text in excellent contrast and detail.I’m very happy with my purchase and i expect to enjoy a lot of this game.
This game is pretty frustrating yet highly rewarding for those who are both patient and resilient. Great action, fairly methodical, definitely need a clear head and be prepared to think on your feet to enjoy this one thoroughly. Well worth the money.
I’m generally not a fan of grinding, yet I found myself enjoying this game despite that being the central focus of it. This is a game where story is secondary to the completion of repetitive tasks that level up your character, but there is actually a surprising amount of fun to be had here. The monsters you encounter vary in size and fearsomeness, ranging from things like goofy pink apes to strong, gigantic dragons. There are a variety of weapons available, and although you may find most of them to be very cumbersome to use, they are also kind of fun to use.I would not really be able to recommend this game if it were only single-player. The story is very weak and not that interesting, and grinding alone can get very frustrating. Luckily, this game seems to have been made with multiplayer almost exclusively in mind. Playing this with friends raises the experience from 3 stars to 5. It is so much fun to team up with a few buddies and go hunting, especially if each player specializes in a different type of weaponry. Personally, I like to use a Light Bowgun and attack from a distance while my friends fight up close. Making a team effort to kill or capture some big monsters can be a great way to kill a few hours. Another great feature is the support of cross gameplay between the 3DS and Wii U.My main gripe with this game is that it doesn’t support online play. For a game released in 2013 that places such a large emphasis on multiplayer, this makes zero sense. For that, I’ve detrac.
The game arrived relatively quickly and the packaging was perfect. As for game play, I’ve only been playing for about an hour and I’m already hooked. There is so much to do and see and I haven’t even gotten to the core of it yet. Would recommend it to anyone who loves RPG’s or adventure games.
I already know this was a good game when I bought it for my friend, but what i didn’t know was that there was only local play no online. Not cool, defeats the purpose of playing this with him if he has to come over to my house to join my game while i play it on Wii u. I still give this product 4/5 because the game is still great.
The Monster Hunter series has always brought a different level of challenge to the world of RPG big boss killing.You’ll be forced to limit your inventory (and only take back home what is precious to you,) discover hundreds of combinations to make everyday supplies and get overwhelmingly frustrated at the fact you can’t change weapons in the field (because there are thousands of weapons and you’ll probably need them all at some point.) Hey, if you can’t handle those few things though, this isn’t the game for you.Graphics: For the 3DS, these are pretty good graphics even if you’re not using the 3DSxl.Controls: Underwater battles will be terrifyingly frustrating without a circle pad pro. The rest of the game though, you’ll do just fine on boss monsters with a ‘target lock-on’ feature that auto directs your camera for you.Multiplayer: Local wifi network dependent which is terrible. None of my friends enjoy this series as much as I do, but hey I can solo an entire game and still find it fun.Story: There never really is much of a story to the Monster Hunter games. Go out, hack up a few beasts, build better weapons and armor, repeat the process. Now there are a lot of ins-and-outs that make the game very strategy heavy though.All in all, if you can get it for the Wii or WiiU you’d be better off. The Multiplayer is great on those versions. However, if you’re a solo kind of guy and want to take it with you this is a definite buy.
Good game but the controls are a pain in the rear and take some getting used to. Otherwise I like the game and would recommend I really love that I can pass my progress between my Gameboy and the wii u.
You can play multiplayer with someone playing on a Wii U!My SO and I are able to play this together thanks to that function. Being of the glasses nation, the setup of the screen on the 3DS version really bothered me, but with the Wii U I can utilize my massive LCD TV or even play on the Wii U’s gamepad while we watch a movie. Makes for a really fun evening.Gets a little repetitive once you get to the point where you have to grind before being able to take the next quest or hunt the next baddie, but mix this up with a little Mariokart 8 and you’re all set. Plus you get to hang out with cute kitty people and dress up a little piggy!
I found this game much easier to get into than its past predecessors. It takes an old familiar play style classic to the monster hunter series and adds a few refined touches to the mix. This is perfect for those who have tried to get into the monster hunter series in the past but just couldn’t due to the high difficulty curve. There is a tutorial (which takes awhile to go through) for each game mechanic which helps ease the player into the role of a monster hunter. things such as trapping, gathering resources, monster slaying, farming, fishing, and smithing are all explained to help familiarize the player instead of forcing them to figure it out on their own.Players go around getting better armor by slaying monsters and gathering materials. This time around Capcom has tried to put in a bit of a story, but its just a thinly veiled excuse to push the player forward into the grind for better gear and armor. Don’t let this deter you, battles get more epic as you go up in rank and more time is spent preparing and coordinating for the real big ones. What I have really liked about this game is the ability to pair up with friends to take down large monsters. each player chooses their preferred weapons of choice and work together to take down the big ones. There is such a thrill working with friends and coordinating that all shortcomings for the game are minimal. My one gripe about this though is that the 3DS version does not support a wifi connection or online play. Multiplayer must.
G. Lopez –
I still play this game until this day, Miss the classics!
Katherine –
Monster Hunter Freedom Unite is one of my favorite games and what got me hooked into the series.Monster Hunter 3U does not disappoint! The changes from 3 to 3U can be found here:Pros:1. Excellent game for those interested in getting into the series. The slope of the learning curve has been dampened to allow players new to the series to get fully acclimated to the mechanics before stepping up the difficulty.2. The pacing is great and most “things” are explained in game, allowing new players to easily reference subject matters that they are unsure about.3. The hit boxes, weapons, and overall mechanics of the game have been polished quite nicely! More detail about such changes are beyond this scope of this review and can be investigated further in the provided link to the wiki.4. This game is absolutely gorgeous on the 3DS, taking full advantage of the 3DS capabilities. One may expect long load times or frame rate issues for a game based on a Wii/WiiU title but neither is experienced on the 3DS. The game is fluid, reacts quickly to the user input, and looks even better in 3D.Cons:1. While there is plenty of way to customize, I wish armor skills were spread out and diverse. You can’t mix and match as much (as say Freedom Unite)2. At the moment I’m drawing a blank on the general complaints. Essentially the rest of the complaints can be lumped together and geared toward players familiar with the series. “I wish [this] monster was in the game…”, “I wish they balanced this wea.
Nathan Stripling –
I have played Tri and now Ultimate 3. I was unsure about the camera controls at first but after playing the lock-on button works great for land battles…the underwater ones are a little bit more difficult but definitely manageable. A lot of new monsters and weapons to get used to. I have not had a chance to try any multiplayer on it yet and i may never get a chance to since there is no online function on it’s own. Look forward to 4 coming out with full online function.
Ryan Lynn –
Is it bad that my favorite part is when I can utterly destroy a monster like a puppy in a basket. From getting kicked around to turning and stomping the challenges ahead, this game is my favorite genre.
Carlos Diaz –
Great!
Douglas La Rosa –
This game has good graphics, awesome monsters, very much content and excelent co-op multiplayer. Just try it and enjoy it.
Anna Banana –
I’ve been eagerly waiting for this game, ever since Monster Hunter Tri G was announced in Japan. I’ve been a fan of the Monster Hunter series since Monster Hunter Freedom for the PSP, and I’ve gotta say. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is much better than any other Monster Hunter (or any other handheld game for that matter). The amount of things to do in this game is astounding. I’m going to LITERALLY dump 1000+ hours into this one game. The only reason why I had to give it 4 stars, is because it can’t go online to play with other players, which is the funnest thing ever. Now, you are able to go online if you have a WiiU console and download an app on the WiiU that will allow you to go online.Graphics: 9/10Controls: 9/10Gameplay: 10/10Content: 10/10Lasting Appeal: 10/10Difficulty: Not for begginers, but if you love a good challenge and are willing to keep at it, this game’s made for you.Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate is an immense game. There’s so much to do, and its creative and amazing monsters will keep you coming back. There is no boring part in this game. Heck, even doing simple things as mining or fishing is fun for me, mainly because there’s always a chance you’ll meet a monster that is out of your league. This game takes a loooottt of time, but with perserverence and patience, this game is the biggest, and the best, 3DS game available.
Helder P. Serra –
This game is really the Ultimate Monster Hunter 3. I’ve played it first as Monster Hunter Tri on Wii, but I could not play for more than two hours of the game, and I thought it did not have good controls and was kind of slow-paced.More than two years later, I decided to give it a go again on 3DS, and I must say: I’ve played for 85 hours by now and I haven’t finished the game yet (and I expect that it will take 40 hours more for me to finish it). I know it is a very old game redone several times until it became the ultimate version, but this is just amazing! A game at the same retail price as the other 3DS games with this amount of content really deserves five stars. I played without the Circle Pad Pro on my 3DS XL, and even though it looks like a game that would need the right circle pad, I assure you it is pretty easy to play without it. I’ve played for 85 hours and the lack of a right trigger was never a problem.I guess Monster Hunter is a franchise that, even though Capcom keeps making new content and re-releasing the game for the full price, it is just so much worth it that I just can’t complain about it.I’m happy that I saved my money and bought the ultimate version, instead of the previous ones. I feel like I’ve made a wise decision, and it is easily one of the best 3DS games.
Jason –
Spectacular underrated game! Worthwhile price and definitely fun for any teenage/adult player. This 3ds game is a must buy, just watch videos about it!
Yaroslav Stanishevskiy –
This game was my first entry into the monster hunter series, and I am glad I bought it. Fun and challenging combat, a deep gear and upgrade system with aspects such as skills and elements, tons of content between all the monsters, quests, and weapons/ armor sets, and an overall wonderful experience. Definitely a game for the more hardcore leaning crowd due to the grinding and ever increasing difficulty but I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys RPGs.To give you an idea of the massive amount of content, I am 140 hours in and maybe only half way done with the game as a whole (just about finished the village quests). If you are a completionist then you will have plenty to do between getting all armor sets, weapons, trophies, and longest/shortest monster awards.Only issue I have with the game is that you need online resources to fully understand how damage works and to see the weapon trees.