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These intricacies are an essential component of the game’s training- and once you eventually master them, you feel like a genuine hardened hunter, able to perceive and predict every element of your prey.īut without hours of investment, the franchise can seem impenetrable at times. You have probably also accustomed to stashing your weaponry if you wish to use an item. You’ve masterfully learned to read the tells of each creature- having determined the precise moment to block, lest your adventurer gets caught in the middle of a protracted combo.

Now, there’s probably a significant portion of you who have already acclimated to Monster Hunter. But for players willing to move beyond Capcom’s universe, the release of God Eater 2: Rage Burst presents an especially compelling proposition. And if you were willing to learn a bit of Japanese, purchase a VPN subscription, and pay the monthly fee of about $14, then you could attempt to battle velociprey as well as the scourge of net-lag. Sure, Monster Hunter Frontier G received a PC in Japan (alongside the PS3, PS Vita, Wii U, and Xbox 360 versions).

Now, anyone with an appetite for Japanese-born games and a decent GPU can savor the forbidden fruits which once hung just out of reach.īut one of the most popular provisions remains inaccessible, as Capcom has been inexplicably reluctant to bring its Monster Hunter series stateside. But over the past few years, companies like NIS America, Idea Factory International, Koei-Tecmo, and Bandai Namco have gradually ported many of the titles that had run on dedicated hardware onto Windows-based machines.

Not long ago, there was a cavernous schism between the libraries of console and PC gamers.