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Japanese Charts: Wii Gets First Monster Hunter Hit 
Gamasutra | Wed, Apr 29
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by David Jenkins In Japan, Capcom sees its first success with the Monster Hunter franchise on a Nintendo platform, topping the charts with a port of Monster Hunter G for the Wii. Monster Hunter G is an updated version of the original playstation 2 game ...
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Monster Hunter Tri Preview: Army of Four
Monster Hunter is all about the multiplayer, which is why I think it never really took off on PSP in the US the way that it did in Japan – American PSP owners are just too selfish for the buddy system. But how does that impact that actual monster hunting?
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