At their Monster Hunter stage event at the currently-going Tokyo Game Show in Makuhari Messe, Capcom announced some new details for their upcoming ARPG, Monster Hunter 3 for the Nintendo Wii.

The new details revealed were that Monster Hunter 3 will have classic controller support. The game will also feature split-screen multiplayer, so a friend can hop in locally to go hunting.

You can find the official site for Monster Hunter 3 here. You can check out the rest of the pictures from th...

With Tokyo Game Show fast approaching, Capcom have decided to give us more of a glimpse of the upcoming Monster Hunter 3 title for the Wii, with some screenshots courtesy of the Shonen Jump Magazine.

Courtesy of blog Wii @ Everyday comes the scans from the latest issue of Weekly Famitsu for this week, with new game announcements and more images of those known upcoming games.

Games featured:

• [WII] Klonoa ~door to phantomile~
  • Release Date: 12/4/2008, 4800 yen
  • Published and Developed by Namco Bandai
  • Remake of PSX version
  • Cel-shaded Graphics
  • Controlled by Wiimote on its side
• [WII] Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga
  • 2009 Release
  • Published by Marvelous
  • Action RPG
  • Wi-Fi Multiplayer
• [WII] Monster ...

As of today Capcom have released the official site for Monster Hunter 3. The site is only available in Japanese, however they do have some nice screenshots and art available for viewing! (click the next link at the top to browse through them).

IGN is reporting that Nintendo of America has scheduled a press event that will span across two days, October 2nd and 3rd. Details and possible announcements are currently unknown and was not given out by the company. However, this coincides with multiple sources stating that Nintendo of Japan will have their press conference on the same day. Could we see some megatons?

Last year's fall press conference brought us news such as Sonic in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Monster Hunter 3 Wii-exclu...

"Capcom's been pretty quiet following the shocking announcement of Monster Hunter 3's platform switch from the PS3 to the Wii. Now, with more than 2.5 million sales of the recent PSP version firmly establishing the series as one of Japan's biggest, the Wii version has at long last come back into the spotlight with a huge blowout in the latest Famitsu."

Courtesy of blog Wii @ Everyday comes the scans from the latest issue of Weekly Famitsu for this week, with new game announcements and more images of those known upcoming games.

Games featured:

• [WII] Monster Hunter 3
  • Underwater hunting
  • Playable at Tokyo Game Show 2008
• [WII] Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Cross Generation of Heroes
  • 12/11 Release
  • New character: Genie from Hakushon Daimaoh (Tatsunoko)
  • Will have more characters than Arcade version
  • Will include minigames
• [NDS] Gyakuten Kenji
  • 2009 Rele...

"1. (1 / 1) Dragon Quest IX NDS Square Enix
2. (2 / 2) Final Fantasy XIII PS3 Square Enix
3. (3 / 3) Biohazard 5 PS3 Capcom
4. (4 / 4) Metal Gear Solid 4 PS3 Konami
5. (6 / 6) Monster Hunter 3 Wii Capcom
6. (5 / 5) Super Smash Bros. Brawl Wii Nintendo
7. (7 / 7) Dragon Quest VI NDS Square Enix
8. (8 /10) Dragon Quest IV NDS Square Enix
9. (12/ 9) Lost Odyssey Xbox 360 Microsoft
10. (11/14) Final Fantasy IV NDS Square Enix
11. (9 / 8) Shin Sangoku Musou 5 PS3 Koei
12. (14/20) Dragon..."

"First, and most disappointingly, is the news that Super Smash Bros Brawl has been delayed. Japanese gamers will see Mario and co bashing each other about in January next year, but who knows when it'll reach the UK? Hopefully March?"