Monster Hunter Tri

Monster Hunter Tri (WII) game cover art
Platform: Wii
Genre: Online RPG (Fantasy)
Developer: Capcom

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Region
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NA
04/20/2010
EU
??/??/2010
JP
??/??/2009
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Reviewed by Jason Venter (May 21, 2010)

The gorgeous visuals aren't just window dressing, either. They lend a distinct vibe to each environment and they remind you where you are at all times. That's important when your continued survival often requires that you don't let yourself forget. A pool of stagnant water could mean that a monster is lying beneath its surface, after all. Bubbles rising from a suspicious plant along the floor of a tranquil pool of water could mean that a monster lurks just below the muck. The level of immersion is breathtaking at times.
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