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‘Monster Hunter Wilds’ marks a new direction for the series with pros and cons

Summary by Chico Enterprise-Record

From a series that struggled to land outside of Japan to a certified global juggernaut, “Monster Hunter” has seen a lot of change over the last decade. The latest entry, “Wilds” shows that the team is committed to upping the presentation in line with other big-budget games, but it comes at a cost. As the name suggests, “Monster Hunter Wilds” involves exploring the forbidden lands. It’s uncharted territory for the hunting guild, which means an in…

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Oroville Mercury-Register

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‘Monster Hunter Wilds’ marks a new direction for the series with pros and cons

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Monster Hunter Wilds is not very challenging, but that means it pushed me to try weapons I normally would be scared of - and I think that's beautiful

I think It’s fair to say that Monster Hunter Wilds is a far more accessible game than World, and certainly more than anyone could’ve predicted for a mainline Monster Hunter title. Capcom invested a lot into streamlining so many aspects of this game (many of which I would argue needed it the least) while leaving some other features - which could’ve used some of that simplification - intact.

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Random Encounter 318 - Monster Hunting the Most Elusive Game: A New Suikoden

On this episode of Random Encounter, it's time to chat about a remaster and a new game in two long-running series!First up, Zach's prayers have been answered: Suikoden I&II HD Remaster: Gate Rune & Dunan Unification Wars is finally out! This remaster of the first two Suikoden games has been highly anticipated for years by fans of the series, but does it live up to their hopes?Then, Zek chats about the excellent (though slightly light on content)…

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