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Monster Hunter 2 Playstation 2

Wednesday 18 December 2013

Monster Hunter 2
Release Date: 16 February 2006 (Japan)
System: Playstation 2
Official Site: Official Website (Japanese)
Flagship Monster: Kushala Daora
Generation: Second
Monster First Appearing in This Game: Anteka, Blango, Blangonga, Bulldrome, Ceanataur, Chameleos, Conga, Congalala, Daimyo Hermitaur, Great Thunderbug, Hermitaur, Kushala Daora, Lunastra, Popo, Rajang, Remobra, Shen Gaoren, Shogun Ceanataur, Teostra, White Fatalis, Yama Tsukami.








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Monster Hunter 2 is the sequel of Monster Hunter. It was only released in Japan because the Monster Hunter series had only a small cult following elsewhere in the world, while being huge in Japan. New features include day and night changes, seasons, new monsters and new weapon types. Some of the new features carried over to its international portable installment and some leftovers of Monster Hunter 2 were later found in MHF2's English expansion, such as Yama Tsukami.

New Features


  • Able to use items while SNS is unsheathed.
  • Several combinations for the same combination result.
  • Some online items and ores from MH1 are available offline in MH2 (dragonite and firestone for example).
  • New Village (Jumbo Village).
  • New Town (Dondruma Town).
  • New Shops (such as the Combining shop, etc.).
  • Able to mine at the village cave by giving the miner pickaxes.
  • Minigames are added exclusively to the MH2 Village (Arm wrestling and Drinking).
  • Day and Night conditions affect specific enemy placement.
  • Player can pause the game (offline only).
  • Able to combine 3 items.
  • New Training school exclusive to the MH2 village.
  • New weapon upgrades and classes.
  • New armor improve system.
  • 1st Generation areas are now remade into 2nd Generation variants.
  • Additional areas are added (1st Tower, 2nd Tower and the Town area).
  • New Offline/Online Monsters.
  • Subquest objectives added to quests.
  • Upgradable hunter's house in Jumbo village.
  • Hunters can fish in the village.
  • Online-only versus mode (players hunt each other's monsters).
  • Real-time flow of day/night and season cycles.
  • USB connectivity with Monster Hunter Portable to unlock Yian Garuga for both MH2 and MHP.
  • New slot system to add skill point decorations to armor and weapons.
  • WANTED board offering increased payment for fulfilling WANTED conditions during quests.
  • The ability to name/label your registered armor sets.

Release

Monster Hunter 2 did not see a North American release. However, Monster Hunter Freedom 2, an expansion of Monster Hunter 2, was able to make it to American shores.

Characters

Jumbo Village Chief: A middle-aged Wyverian with a backpack of brushes and scrolls. He provides Urgent Quests and travels around the village recording activities.

Crane Operator: A portly human who controls a wheelturn pulley crane. He offers hunters non-quest food items for the Felyne Kitchen by beating him at arm wrestling.

Pink Dress Wyverian: A tall, beautiful lady seen walking around the village. She provides Urgent Quests and a drinking game available only at night.

Female Blacksmith: An short, elderly Wyverian who forges weapons and armor. As the game progresses, she gains two apprentices and gives hunters the chance to meet the Legendary Blacksmith.

Legendary Blacksmith:  An short, elderly Wyverian who appear in the fully build armor shop. Providing an rare weapons & armours.

Bulter Felyne: A Tuxedo wearing Felyne appeared in the Hunter's home. Providing the early Felyne kitchen to the game.

Barber Felyne:  A Felyne with an Afro & Shades, he randomly appear checking the hunter's item box. Providing the Hunter with various Hairstyles.

Trivia

There is no Kitchen in this game, but there is a Felyne who performs a similar function to the Felyne kitchen. It only cooks if you provide 2 non-quest consumable food, which you received from quest, win the minigames, or the upgraded town shops to get the status effect like any Felyne kitchen in the game.
The Day and Night switch happens in how long you stay in the village or previous quest. In town, there is a clock that guides on the coming day or night. Any Quest changes on which time you depart.
There are 3 seasons which changes every few times, the Breeding seaons, Hot seasons and Cold seasons. the hot season stops any quest involving the desert while cold season stops any cold mountain quests. And any quest affects the monsters location and gathering items in any of those seasons.

Kirin and Lao-Shan Lung became available offline, as Shen Gaoren, Azure Lao-Shan Lung, Rajang, Crimson Fatalis and White Fatalis are online exclusives. Fatalis also remains as an online-exclusive in this game.
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Monster Hunter 4 3DS

Sunday 15 December 2013

Monster Hunter 4 3DS
Release Date: 14 September 2013 (Japan)
System: Nintendo 3DS
Official Site: Official Website (Japanese)
Flagship Monster: Goa Magara
Generation: Fourth
Monster's First Appearing in This Game: Aruserutasu | Basarios Subspecies | Dara Amadyura 
| Daren Mohran | Garara Ajara | Generu SerutasuGoa Magara | Kechawacha | Kirin Subspecies | Kunchuu | Nerusukyura | Shagaru Magara | Sukuagiru | Tetsukabura | Tigrex Rare Species | Zaboazagiru.
Weapon Type's Present in This Game: Bow | Charge Axe | Dual Sword | Great Sword | Gunlance | Hammer | Heavy Bowgun | Hunting Horn | Insect Staff | Lance | Switch Axe | Light Bowgun | Long Sword | Sword and Shield.
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Monster Hunter 4 is the latest release in the Monster Hunter series, developed by Capcom. It is the second game in the aforementioned series to be released on the Nintendo 3DS. Many updates and improvements have been made that set this sequel apart. There is a stronger emphasis on platforming than previously; walls can now be climbed more fluidly and in any direction, and for the first time Hunters can grab onto monsters and attack them. Environment are larger and occupy more vertical space, and the Feral Wyvern Virus mechanic makes many monsters more fearsome than ever. Various monsters from previous games return, most notably Rathalos, Rathian, Tigrex and Yian Kut-Ku - for a full list see MH4: Monsters. Two new weapon classes, the Insect Staff and Charge Axe, are also introduced in this game.

In an interview, it was stated that Capcom intended to put far more effort into adventure and storyline, and there will be a group of traveling caravans. Underwater battling will not be present, however.

New monsters include a mysterious black dragon named Goa Magara and an orange lemur-like Pelagus known as Kechawacha. In the TGS trailer, three new monsters were revealed. Nerusukyura, who uses webbing to cocoon the hunter,Tetsukabura, a large frog-like creature with huge tusks that dwells in moist areas, and a large Jhen Mohran-like beast known as Daren Mohran that inhabits the Great Desert. The February 2013 trailer also showcased a new armored snake-like monster known as Garara Ajara that seems to dwell in forests and a new giant serpentine-like monster that is similar to Raviente that will appear in this game,as seen in the third trailer.The Kushala Daora returns in this game along with Teostra. In another promotional video it was revealed that the Zinogre will be returning, along with Kirin.

Two new Weapon Classes are introduced in this game, one of them being the Insect Staff. This double-ended staff is capable of quick fluid attacks like the Long Sword, but it also is capable of summoning a large Neopteron that will drain energy from monsters to boost the Hunter (in terms of attack, health, speed or defense) and propelling the hunter into the air in a polearm fashion.

The second new weapon type is the Charge Axe, capable of transitioning between two different forms. Seemingly, it can be used as a large-scale Sword and Shield, or the blade and shield can be combined to form one large cutting weapon. It also appears to utilize different coatings and charged attacks.

Your hunting journey begins in a market town, known as Barubaré, where many travelers and their caravans get together to sell goods and gather information. Barubaré is also where you'll meet the leader, who will recruit you as a part of his caravan troupe and provide you with an Insect Staff as your very first weapon. Aside from the leader, the caravan crew consists of his assistants, who acts as the quest receptionist; a traveling merchant; a blacksmith with his apprentice daughter; and finally a cooking Felyne. They'll help you every step of the way with their specialized skills, as you travel from land to land.

The second village is called Naguri Village, which is an underground village populated by a tribe of mole-like people. It's volcanic surroundings make an ideal place for blacksmiths to create their finest work.

There will be several villages other than the two revealed so far, which players will be able to visit upon completing certain quests and advancing in the game. These villages will have their own unique looks and characters.

Every new destination also means more unlocked features from the rest of your caravan members. Additionally, players will freely be able to return to any previous villages at any given time in the game.

The release of Monster Hunter 4 was delayed. The reason to postpone the release was made on the basis that further quality enhancements would be needed to meet fan expectations. Monster Hunter 4 eventually released in Japan on September 14, 2013.

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Monster Hunter 4 Area's

Thursday 14 November 2013

Monster Hunter 4 Area's
Forbidden Ground
The Forbidden Grounds is an area introduced in Monster Hunter 4. It is an isolated, arena-like zone located among the Ruins Field. It is characterized by its rocky outcroppings, dark caves, and long, dry grass. This area is home to extremely powerful monsters such as Shagaru Magara and Rajang.
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Frozen Sea
The Frozen Sea is a polar area introduced in Monster Hunter 4. This map is set along an Arctic coastline, where the glacial ice sheets meet the freezing sea. This area is inhabited by a wide variety of monster types, including Lagombi, Kushala Daora, and Zaboazagiru. A massive whirlpool can be seen in the ocean not far from the coast.
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Great Desert
The Great Desert is a vast desert area with sand as far as the eye can see. It is home to the great Elder Dragon, Jhen Mohran and its subspecies, Hallowed Jhen Mohran and Daren Mohran. Delex and Remobra are the only small monsters that appear here.
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Heavenly Mountain
The Heavenly Mountain is an area introduced in Monster Hunter 4. The site consists in mountains that seem to float since they are subject by roots. There are ruins -similar to those found in the Unknown Sea of Trees and the Ruins Field- where great chunks fall from due to the instability of the area, which is believed to be caused by Dara Amadyura.
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Lava Island
The Lava Island is an area introduced in Monster Hunter 4. It is an arena-like zone with only a single area, and plays host to both Akantor and Crimson Fatalis. It features craggy, rocky plates of various elevations, as well as flowing rivers of lava. A full moon can be seen aginst a clear sky, and an ocean is visible in the distance.
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Primeval Forest
The Primeval Forest is an area introduced in Monster Hunter 4. It is a lush environment that features thick forested areas as well as expansive, marshy lowlands. A major feature of this area is a massive skeleton of a dragon-like monster draped over a large bluff. This area is inhabited by a variety of monsters, such as Congalala, Rathian, and Garara Ajara.
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Ruin Field
The Ruins Field is an area first introduced in Monster Hunter 4. It features vast, wide open fields of yellow grass, rocky outcroppings, deciduous forested areas, and subterranean caves, with towering mountain peaks seen in the distance. This area is home to many species of monsters, such as Tigrex, Aruserutasu, Goa Magara, and many others. Hunters can take advantage of the uneven terrain to give themselves a height advantage over their target and gain the upper hand during battle. It is placed outside Unknown Sea of Trees and Great Desert.
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Tower
The Tower Region is comprised of two main areas, the inside and the outside. The Tower itself is a crumbling structure that climbs beyond the clouds. It is believed that the tower was built using Kushala Daora materials, hence why you may find Decayed Dragon Scales when mining.
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Underground Cave
The Underground Cave is an area introduced in Monster Hunter 4. It is a large, subterranean cave system that features lakes of green fluids and giant cobwebs,connected to a dormant volcano. When the volcano in the area becomes active and erupts, it'll cover the area in lava and change this area to the Underground Volcano. This area is home to many monsters which are suited to life in a dark, wet environment, such as  Khezu, Gypceros, Nerusukyura, and Tetsukabura.
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Underground Volcano 
The Underground Volcano is an area introduced in Monster Hunter 4. It consists of an active volcano and the surrounding area is the Underground Cave after the dormant volcano becomes active and erupts. The main feature that sets the 4th Generation Volcano apart from the others is that most of the area is primarily underground. The "Mole Tribe" people apparently visit the Underground Volcano quite often, as such, they have vast knowledge of the area and its hazards.
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Unknown Great Forest 
The Unknown Great Forest is a forested area used for free-hunting introduced in Monster Hunter 4. Characterized by the massive ruins and architectural elements seen among the environment, this area appears to have been richly inhabited by humans at some point in its history. Now, however, the structures are ancient and crumbling, with thick overgrowth evident as nature continues to reclaim the area. In its abandoned state, it is home to many wild monsters, such as Generu Serutasu, Velocidrome and Basarios. Hunters can use various architectural elements such as ledges and pillars to their advantage during combat with a large monster. Unlike all other areas in the Monster Hunter series, the layout of the Unknown Great Forest is randomized, with the monsters, items, and terrain changing each time it is entered.
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Arena's Arena | Great Arena | Land Arena | Moat Arena | Small Arena.
Water Arena
1st Generation  Forest and Hills | Old Desert | Old Jungle | Old Swamp | Old Volcano
2nd Generation Desert | Great Forest | Jungle | Snowy Mountain | Swamp | Volcano
3rd Generation
Desert Island | Flooded Forest | Misty Peaks | Sandy Plains | Tundra.
Volcano (3rd)
4th Generation Forbidden Grounds | Frozen Sea | Heavenly Mountain | Lava Island.
Primeval Forest | Ruins Field | Underground Cave 
Underground Volcano | Unknown Great Forest
Frontier Area's
Absolute Island | Competition ArenaInterceptor's Base | Gorge.
Great Forest Peak | Highland | Large Exploration Ship | Nest Hole.
New Fields | Polar Sea | Tide Island | World's End
General Region's
Deserts | Forests | Frozen Areas | Jungles | Swamps | Volcanoes
Special Area's
BattlegroundSnowy Mountains PeakUnderwater Ruin | Castle Schrade.
Fortress | Great Desert | Lava Canyon | Mountain SummitTainted Sea.
Polar Zone | Sacred Land | Tower | Tower 2 | Tower 3 | Town.
Village's
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Town's
Barubaré Village | Chico Village | Dondruma Town | Jumbo Village.
Kokoto Village | Mezeporta Square | Mi De La Village.
Minegarde Town | Moga VillageLoc Lac City | Naguri Village.
Pokke Village | Port Tanzia | Shinato Village | Yukumo Village.
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Monster's

Small Monster

Altaroth
Aptonoth
Bnahabra
Conga
Delex
Felyne
Gargwa
Genprey
Genprey
Ioprey
Ioprey
Jaggi
Jaggi
Jaggia
Jaggia
Kelbi
Kelbi
Kunchuu
Melynx
Melynx
Popo
Popo
Remobra
Remobra
Rhenoplos
Rhenoplos
Slagtoth
Slagtoth
Sukuagiru
Velociprey
Velociprey

Big Monster

Akantor
Akantor
Aruserutasu
Azure Rathalos
Azure Rathalos
Basarios Subspecies
Basarios
Basarios
Black Gravios
Black Gravios
Blue Yian Kut-ku
Blue Yian Kut-ku
Brachydios
Brachydios
Congalala
Congalala
Crimson Fatalis
Crimson Fatalis
Dara Amadyura HeadDara Amadyura Tail
Daren Mohran
Deviljho
Deviljho
Emerald Congalala
Emerald Congalala
Fatalis
Fatalis
Garara Ajara
Gendrome
Gendrome
Generu Serutasu
Goa Magara
Gold Rathian
Gold Rathian
Gravios
Gravios
Great Jaggi
Great Jaggi
Gypceros
Gypceros
Iodrome
Iodrome
Kechawacha
Khezu
Khezu
Kirin Subspecies
Kirin
Kirin
Kushala Daora
Kushala Daora
Lagombi
Lagombi
Nerusukyura
Pink Rathian
Pink Rathian
Purple Gyceros
Purple Gyceros
RajangGolden RajangRajang
Rathalos
Rathalos
Rathian
Rathian
Red Khezu
Red Khezu
Rusted Kushala Daora
Rusted Kushala Daora
Savage Deviljho
Savage Deviljho
Silver Rathalos
Silver Rathalos
Stygian Zinogre
Stygian Zinogre
Tigrex Rare Species
Tigrex Rare Species
Tigrex Subspecies
Tigrex Subspecies
Tigrex
Tigrex
Velocidrome
Velocidrome
Yian Garuga
Yian Garuga
Yian Kut-ku
Yian Kut-ku
Zaboazagiru
Zaboazagiru
Zinogre
Zinogre




 

 

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