Monster Hunter Tri UK Launch Event

The phenomenon of Monster Hunter Tri is almost upon us as Nintendo and Capcom announce plans for the official UK launch event of this year's must-have title for Wii.

On Friday 23rd April, UK fans of the Monster Hunter series will be treated to rare opportunity to meet the infamous series producer Ryozo Tsujomoto and director Kaname Fujiok as they come to London for an exclusive signing at GAME, Oxford Street.

The first 50 people in line to buy the game at the launch event will take home a very special Monster Hunter bag that includes some exclusive Monster Hunter items not available in the UK.

All attendees will then get the chance to meet the legendary producer and developer of the series to have their copy of this highly anticipated game signed in person. Fans are encouraged to dress in their best 'hunting' attire to celebrate the game's arrival in the UK.

MONSTER HUNTER TRI EXCLUSIVE UK LAUNCH DATE: Friday 23rd April 2010 TIME: 5.30pm - 7.30pm ADDRESS: GAME,100 Oxford Street, London, W1D 1LL ENTRY: Free to everyone

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  I really want to like this game but I just simply can't. I know it looks great and it will be fun, but the whole no story and very little character improvement thing turns me off. The whole game is basically a grindfest, all you do everyday is to kill monster with the same (but improved) weapon.

  LeSomeGuy, 30-11--0001 at 00:00
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  I think that's where the online cooperative play comes in, LeSomeGuy. I can see Monster Hunter being a bit of a grind and something which would put others off easily if played on your own but I'm sure it'll open up much more online. The only experience I've had with Monster Hunter has been on the PSP and I didn't like those games (I think it was more to do with the hardware being limiting in control over the game as Monster Hunter isn't exactly portable friendly) but I'm optimistic for this. Looks great and there's plenty of content to get stuck into, with online quests coming in the weeks and months after release. I love a good RPG and while this strictly isn't a true RPG, it's certainly hitting the same notes.

  ganepark32, 30-11--0001 at 00:00