Gaming Nexus

12th July 2016
Monster Hunter Generations

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Russell Archey
Publisher: Capcom
Machine: Nintendo 3DS

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Russell Archey

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Scores

Nintendo 3DS Version
Overall90%

Summary

Monster Hunter Generations is a great game, though newer players might get hung up early on once the training wheels come off and the bigger monsters come out to play.  Veterans of the series should be able to dive right in after learning about the new mechanics and should find a rather enjoyable game that requires a lot of skill to master.

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