PSP : Monster Hunter: Freedom Reviews
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not so hard
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 0 / 0
Date: October 18, 2007
Author: Amazon User
This is a fun game with great graphics. It's definitely the best T-rated game out there for the PSP. There's lots to do on your quests, and I like the personalization it has. You can choose your look, weapons, and armor. The most important part is that this game isn't as hard as the other reviews say. This is a great buy.
Awsome
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 0 / 0
Date: September 15, 2007
Author: Amazon User
MOnster hunter freedom is my favorite game of all time. it is so fun. the action won't stop. There are also so many cool armor and weapons. IN this game you fight a lot of creatures. In this you you migh get stuck. Later you might be able to pass it after you keep on trying.
100% Awesome
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 0 / 0
Date: May 13, 2008
Author: Amazon User
Monster Hunter isn't for everyone, that's for certain. Capcom has made this game with a very specific audience in mind: Hardcore gamers. The game is nothing BUT hardcore.
You start off as a rookie hunter being taught the ways of the hunt by the village elder, he gives you a few quests right off the bat that are fairly mundane like gathering mushrooms and cooking meat which may seem boring to some, but to people new to the game it's a very necessary learning process that will help you get used to the controls.
Once you fight your first monster it gets more and more intense as the difficulty and size of the monsters increases. At times it'll seem impossible to defeat them but when you strike that final blow and the adrenaline pumping through your body starts to calm down you get such a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction that you can't help but think: "I wonder what's next" From Velociprey to Fatalis this game keeps you riveted from start to finish.
and don't listen to the guys reviewing it that say the camera sucks. The camera is amazing, you just have to know how to use it and when to use it. in some areas the default setting for the camera will leave you at a disadvantage, so you have to learn to change it. know when to use the L button to center it. Know when to use the D-pad to swing it around. It's all about timeing and skill.
and the load times... Come on. we've had worse, and they're no longer than they were on the PS2 version. if anything they're actually a little shorter.
100/100
if you like games buy it. Period. You owe it to yourself as a gamer at least to try. 90% of Japan can't be wrong.
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