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Test Chamber – Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate
Last month I got the chance to get hands-on time with both the 3DS and Wii U versions of Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate. I went into the demo completely unfamiliar with the franchise, but have always had a spark of curiosity. I walked away from the game eager to check out the final version. In this episode of Test Chamber, I check out the game with our office experts for a quick look at the game.
I only went into this Test Chamber having played about six hours of the game on my 3DS, but fortunately more knowledgeable staffers were there to school me with their deep Monster Hunter knowledge. Jason Oestreicher (video editor) and Laleh Azarshin (graphic designer) join Reiner and I as we check out the cross-platform, creature-killing grind-a-thon.
Want more Monster Hunter? Check out Jeff Marchiafava's in-depth look at the new monsters exclusive to the new iteration.
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