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Over the past few years, we've started to see a new wave of innovation in the multiplayer landscape. Check out the full story to see the five most innovative modes to come to this generation of consoles.
BrightHub gives you five more gift ideas for the holiday season with the conclusion to the Nintendo Wii gift buyer's guide for the 2010 holiday season.
In All Age Gaming's 37th The Week That Was we discuss the Alan Wake add-on, Bungie's new partnership with publisher Activision, 3D and Gran Turismo 5, the Wii's price drop and more.
This weeks releases throw monsters and planes at you. A long awaited Wii game makes its release state side Monster Hunter Tri, which is the third console installment in the Monster Hunter franchise. Along with some After Burner action.
"Nintendo Now writes, With Capcom's new marketing plan with Nintendo taking place next Tuesday (March 8th) with the Monster Hunter Tri demo, I think it's safe to say that Monster Hunter Tri is going to be as big as they say. This is the first time in the Wii's history that a developer is going to give the consumer a chance to try a game out for free through retail. My opinions about this free two-leveled demo are very positive."
"Upon arrival fans were kept in a secret holding room where only the sound of monster roars could be heard before knights in armour led them into the lecture room where information about the European release was revealed exclusively by Ryozo Tsujomoto and Kaname Fujioka. After the lecture excited fans were whisked off to be amongst the first in the country to play the game and even had an opportunity to meet, have their photograph taken with and have their goody bags signed by the infamous Ryo..."
"We love our fans, so much so that we held a contest for fans to create and name weapons for Monster Hunter Tri. That's right, we asked you guys to make content for the game. We revealed the results a while back, and now we're happy to show off the in-game renders of the weapons"
"Throughout the course of this past weekend, September 17th – 20th, the Paris Game Festival took place over on the continent, showcasing some of the best games of this year and the hopefuls for 2010. Big name publishers such as Microsoft, Sony, Activision, Electronic Arts, Nintendo and Square Enix were joined by a raft of development studios and accessory manufacturers, each attempting to wow their audience with their latest and greatest releases."
"It's no joke that Monster Hunter is ridiculously huge in Japan. With Monster Hunter Tri releasing this Saturday in Japan, it's showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, the initial Japanese shipment of Monster Hunter Tri has surpassed 1 million units!"
"Have you seen the new Monster Hunter 3 trailer for the Nintendo Wii? Well, you better. The new trailer gives us a brief look at the features of the upcoming Wii game so if you’re a fan of the Monster Hunter series, you’d surely be pleased with what you’ll see. If you’re aching to find out more about Monster Hunter 3, then you better click "Read More.""
Japanese release date confirmed, many people will be happy. Be sure to read the full article, as it details special limited-edition bundles to be sold.
"Few non-believers will be swayed by the basics of Monster Hunter 3. This is a straight series installment that concentrates on the core experience while playing around with some of the Wii hardware's possibilities. Most notably, it's quite beautiful. Capcom may have leaped to the forefront of Wii development if the long draw distances and lighting are anything to go by, despite the company's insistence that the demo featured incomplete visuals."
![Box shot of Monster Hunter Tri [Europe]](http://i.neoseeker.com/boxshots/R2FtZXMvTmludGVuZG9fV2lpL0FjdGlvbi9BZHZlbnR1cmU=/monster_hunter_tri_frontcover_small_5IKbcwkAkwE0LYv.jpg)