Tech Test Drive: Monster Hunter Tri (Wii)

May 17, 2010 - PRLog -- In "Monster Hunter Tri," a fishing village is attacked by a large sea monster, which threatens lives, disrupts commerce and throws the village into complete disarray. Your job: save the village. Achieving specific quests as a hunter gives you special items and rewards.

Eventually, you will take on the monster.

The game, the first version of this franchise on the Wii, offers convincing monster and
character animations, amazing backdrops, sweeping vistas and beautiful environments, which combined create a wonderfully unique fantasy world. Wii owners will be delighted and amazed because the graphics in "Monster Hunter Tri" are the best ever seen on this console.

The game is fun to play alone but is better with a partner. In this game, the life of a hunter does not have to be a solitary experience. The option of split-screen mode, where two
players can hunt cooperatively or form a team of up to four hunters online, makes this game
engaging. Solo players won't have to face challenging quests alone — they will be ably
accompanied by a partner embedded in the game whose skills will prove invaluable. Quests are easy to understand, and the fighting is fun.

"Monster Hunter" does have flaws, including the occasional bad camera angle that limits your visibility and causes you to get beat up. And the motion controls are sticky and not
recommended. Fortunately, the game can be played with an alternate controller. The Wii
Classic controller works best.

"Monster Hunter Tri" on the Wii retains the spirit of the franchise and provides a thrill
for everyone from beginners to hard-core gamers. It's a must-have game for Wii owners.

— Chris Strach, Mercury News

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