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Monster Hunter Generations
Monster Hunter Generations for 3DS (already released in Japan as Monster Hunter X) give players four new styles to take down their foes, each with their own Hunter Arts special attacks – which you can see in action in the game's latest trailer.
The four styles have their own feel during gameplay and advantages. Here are some more details, with text direct from Nintendo:
- Aerial Style – Adds a new jumping ability which allows players to attack from above, opening up more opportunities to mount a monster and potentially knock it down.
- Guild Style – Classic gameplay for all 14 weapons and will feel familiar to Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate players.
- Adept Style – Rewards players for learning enemy behaviors and performing a counterattack, giving players more tactical dodging and blocking options based on the current weapon type in use.
- Striker Style – A versatile powerhouse that revolves around building up and unleashing incredibly advantageous Hunter Arts.
Monster Hunter Generations comes out for the handheld sometime this summer.
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