Tag: Monster Hunter Rise
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PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue for June Features Monster Hunter Rise, Football Manager 2024, Crusader Kings III, and More
The PlayStation Plus Game Catalogue for June 2024 features many incredible games, including Monster Hunter Rise, Football Manager 2024, and more.
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Everything Announced at The Capcom E3 Expo Showcase 2021
This year’s Capcom showcase at E3 was hosted by Rachel Qirico Seltzer. The show featured additions to fan-favourite franchises, some of which have already been released, and an esports promotion at the end. The three franchises that made the bulk of the show were Resident Evil, Monster Hunter and Ace Attorney. Resident Evil Village Resident…
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Monster Hunter Rise: An Epic New Altitude – Switch Review
Monster Hunter has always been a game with a strong understanding of its identity. Each game has improved on its predecessor while maintaining its signature gameplay experience. The promise of a charming world, hundreds of hours of content and an immensely satisfying gameplay loop have kept fans loyal to the series for years. Monster Hunter:…
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Monster Hunter Rise Gets a Second Demo Releasing on March 11
Monster Hunter Rise launches on Switch on March 26, but players will have the opportunity to play more of the gameplay before then in the second demo. The second demo will include the missions from the previous demo and a new “advanced” quest to hunt the game’s lead monster, the Magnamalo. Similar to the previous…
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The Game Crater’s Top 10 Most Anticipated Games For March
Get ready to get hyped, as March 2021 has some absolute bangers! From riveting reboots to incredible indies, tremendous triple-A titles, and captivatingly creative cult classics, March has it all. So, we’ve compiled a list of our most anticipated games coming your way this March for you to enjoy. You never know, maybe you’ll find…
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Everything Announced During The 17th February 2021 Nintendo Direct
There was a whole heap of games announced at the Nintendo Direct this evening! So many in fact that I found myself a little overwhelmed! The direct in question ran for 50 minutes long, and featured new characters for Super Smash Bros Ultimate, a new Mario game, a sequel to Splatoon 2, a surprise Zelda…