Monster Hunter 3’s larger than life trailer video

In a recent press conference held by Nintendo, it announced the continuation of the popular Monster Hunter franchise with its newest installment for the Nintendo Wii in Monster Hunter 3.

In what supposed to be was a PS3 release for the game, Capcom announced that they will be shifting platforms and have decided to release Monster Hunter 3 instead on the Wii. The reason being for this is because of the “high development cost of titles for PS3.”

Considering the rarity of Capcom titles on the Nintendo platform, its not surprising that this will be the debut for the Monster Hunter series to finally hit the Nintendo console. In any case, we have a short trailer video on some stunning visuals of what the game will look like when it finally ships out on the Wii.

There has been no announcement as to when we can expect the game to be released. But rest assured, if the game is anything like its predecessors, you can expect the game to be just as larger-than-life as the previous Monster Hunter games. In the meantime, enjoy the video we have on it and keep coming back for more updates as we get them.

In a recent press conference held by Nintendo, it announced the continuation of the popular Monster Hunter franchise with its newest installment for the Nintendo Wii in Monster Hunter 3.

In what supposed to be was a PS3 release for the game, Capcom announced that they will be shifting platforms and have decided to release Monster Hunter 3 instead on the Wii. The reason being for this is because of the “high development cost of titles for PS3.”

Considering the rarity of Capcom titles on the Nintendo platform, its not surprising that this will be the debut for the Monster Hunter series to finally hit the Nintendo console. In any case, we have a short trailer video on some stunning visuals of what the game will look like when it finally ships out on the Wii.

There has been no announcement as to when we can expect the game to be released. But rest assured, if the game is anything like its predecessors, you can expect the game to be just as larger-than-life as the previous Monster Hunter games. In the meantime, enjoy the video we have on it and keep coming back for more updates as we get them.