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Free Animal Crossing And Devil May Cry Available For Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate
It's the first Friday of the month, which means you can download new, free content for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate. Capcom continues to roll out new quests, missions, and gear with fun incentives from other games.
This month brings three new crossovers. A fishing quest will get you the crafting materials to create Palico gear resembling Isabelle and Mr. Resetti from Animal Crossing.
You'll have to work a little harder for the rest, though. Completing the Gravios May Cry quest will net you Dante's wig, jacket, and Alastor sword for your Palico (seen above).
Finally, Capcom has teamed up with famed Square Enix character designer Tetsuya Nomura for a set of weapons and gear. You can get armor and the sword of purrity for your Palico. Other quests will get you intricate beastly armor, with typical Nomura flourishes.
You can download all of this month's content now. All of the previous downloadable quests and gear (including The Legend of Zelda, Sonic, and Mega Man crossovers) are still available, also. For more on Monster Hunter IV Ultimate, check out our review.
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