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Jean-Frederick Begin
Perfect!
2019年7月18日にカナダでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Néstor Colmenares
Le hace honor a su nombre, generaciones unidas por un juego mejor que el anterior, esta buenisimo.
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Néstor Colmenares
2017年5月17日にメキシコでレビュー済み
Nunca he tenido problemas con un paquete en Amazon a la hora que este llega. Me llego bastante mas rápido de lo que esperaba y no le paso nada en el camino, estaba ileso y precintado, nuevo. Para la primera vez que compro un videojuego estoy mas que satisfecho y no tengo queja alguna en este punto, todo perfecto.
Destacados de Monster Hunter Generations:
Comenzamos por una mejora gráfica notable dada la integración de sombras detalladas y una iluminación considerablemente mejor comparado con su predecesor MH4U, ademas de que los efectos varios en cosas como esquivar o atacar están mas vistosos y resultan ser llamativos. Ademas cabe mencionar que la introducción de las clases a la hora de combatir con los monstruos también lo hace mas dinámico e interesante pues te da una manera diferente de afrontar la cacería, ya sea usando el estilo aéreo o el de gremio, por citar un ejemplo.
Destacando mas puntos, tenemos el llamativo modo "gatador" que es perfecto para quienes quieren realizar sus expediciones de recolección e inclusive sus cazas de monstruos de forma mas segura, ya que en este modo tendremos curaciones infinitas, resistencia infinita, picos y redes infinitas e invulnerabilidad bajo tierra. En principio esto podría parecer algo muy aburrido debido a su facilidad, pero resulta bastante gracioso y entretenido jugar con nuestros queridos felinos.
Otro punto que merece mención es la gran cantidad y variedad de misiones descargables que nos ofrece este magnifico juego al módico de precio de nada. También existen los "packs de objetos" para los mas apresurados que quieran evitarse estar recolectando miel y otros items básicos, así como hay contenido DLC en forma de personalización y objetos para los gatos y algo mas.
Un detalle de lo mas interesante es el poder visitar las aldeas de las entregas previas, exceptuando la de su predecesor, la entrega anterior. Aunque no podrás usar la granja de la aldea Yukumo ni Pokke, por ejemplo. Al incluir estas aldeas esta mas que claro que podremos cazar en mas de una zona clásica de todas las entregas, así como también podremos combatir con una variedad inmensa de monstruos ya que reintegran muchos de los mas conocidos de la saga. Es un buen toque para los que llevamos tiempo en esta saga con sus entregas anteriores.
En lineas generales el juego supone un avance a su saga pues integra muy bien elementos ya conocidos con las nuevas mecánicas de juego, si lo compras seguro que no te arrepentirás y te divertirás demasiado cazando con amigos de forma local o en linea, recomendado tanto si eres veterano en la saga o nuevo en ella con esta entrega.
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Monster Hunter: Generations Review
2017年7月25日にインドでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
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2017年7月25日にインドでレビュー済み
Monster Hunter is a game developed and published by Capcom. The company well known for games like Street Fighter, Resident Evil and Devil May Cry. Monster Hunter was first introduced way back in 2004 as a PlayStation 2 title. Monster Hunter: Generations or "X" as it is known in Japan - made it's initial debut in 2015 in Japan as Monster Hunter X and in 2016 to the rest of the world as we know it, Monster Hunter: Generations. How well does the game hold up and how much as it improved since the series first launched all those years ago? Let's find out.
STORY 5/10
The Monster Hunter series always ran on a formula of you being a new Hunter and wanting to make a name for yourself. While the Numbered series such as Monster Hunter 4 did try to put in some form of narrative, it is mostly negligible. Generations completely takes away the narrative part and primarily focuses on gameplay. Which brings us to our next bit.
GAMEPLAY 9/10
When thinking about a specific genre for the game, it is difficult to put it into one. It plays a bit like a MMORPG and an action adventure title. You play the role of a new Hunter and as the title would suggest, you go on hunts. You hunt Monsters who's designs are influenced by real life creatures and lore. Monsters are classified into small and large monsters and it's hunting those large monsters where the fun factor really comes into play. You start off the game in a village, there are a total of 4 villages and one guild (all these areas act as the game worlds main hubs, where you take on various hunting contracts, visit merchants for items and buy/craft new gear such as Armor and Weapons. The game quests are primarily divided into 4 job requests which are;
1) Hunting
2) Slaying
3) Gathering
4) Capture
Hunting sees you receiving requests to hunt certain monsters. They can range from big Monsters to small ones. How hunting differs from Slaying is that Hunting provides you with the option of capturing the big Monsters. As capturing them nets you the possibility of gaining more loot from the Monster than you would have if you killed it instead.
Slaying are quests where you are tasked with killing the Monster.
Gathering quests require you to gather the requested materials from the game world.
Capture demands that you capture the monsters concerned with the quest and not kill it. Killing the Monster will lead to you failing the quest.
In our time with the game, capture quests were very few. If we remember correctly, we only incountered one or two capture quests in the single player quest lines.
As mentioned before you hunt Monsters and the reason you hunt them is to acquire loot by killing and craving them up. And you use these loot items to craft even more powerful and better gear. This is where the game manages to captivate you. Many if not all monsters are extremely large and taking them down and crafting armor using their resources gives you a certain level of satisfaction. Similar to the satisfaction you receive when taking down a boss in the Dark Souls series. Fair warning... Some of the high level gears and Weapons require you to fight the Monsters multiple times so that you acquire all the needed parts to craft your desired gear.
The hunts are limited as to how long you can take to complete it. With 50 mins per hunt being the standard. Failing to completing the objective in the allotted time leads to you failing the quest. This is where the preparation element comes into play. You receive a small but extremely useful description of each and every monster. Such as it's strengths and weaknesses. For instance a monster might inflict elemental damage such as fire. Knowing this you could craft a gear with high fire resist and a weapon with water elemental damage. Not only that but you could carry items with you that could give you an edge in battle, such as traps, potion packs, attack boosters etc. Each hub provides a dining section where you could spend a little bit of money and eat some pre-set meals(a limited selection of your prefered food combo is available too) which could give stat buffs and increase your health and stamina pool.
You even receive a form of assistance with the presence of "Palicos". Palicos are adorable little cat creatures that accompany you during your hunting/gathering adventures. You can breed Palicos based on your preferences in both appearance and attributes.
Carefully calculating the needed items, gears and Weapons. We managed to take down even the most difficult of monsters in less than 15 mins.
When talking about combat weapons the game provides a wide variety of weapons ranging from long swords to bows. Each weapon feels and controls in its own manner and you will need to test each out to find what best suits you.
New to Generations is the ability to asign styles and Hunter arts. Those are techiniques which you use to fight monsters. The styles include Guild, Striker, Ariel and Adapt. Each weapon also has a certain Hunter Art which you assign from your in-game house. These are weapon specific special moves which you can pull-off once you charge up a meter. Think of it as a combo meter similar to Steer Fighter or Mortal Kombat series.
The game also provides up to 4 people local/Online Co-op. Where you and a 3 friends can take on the monsters together. During our time trying out the online aspect we found that finding a lobby was some what difficult as not many people still play the game online or that the ones available were high level hunts. Once we finally managed to find an online match and it worked extremely well with little to no lag.
We would also like to point out that the controls need a bit getting use to as the camera is controlled using the 3DS' lower touch screen or you will need to buy a Circle Pad Pro accessory. But if you own a New 3DS or New 3DS XL, you will face these issue due to the inclusion of the C stick.
VISUALS 7/10
As the game is a Nintendo 3DS title and the 3DS Isn't much of a graphical power house, so the game isn't the most pretty looking title out there. At best it can be compared to visuals of a PS2. That isn't to say that the game doesn't look good. The monsters present some pretty decent designs and some level of detail is present. But for a handheld game and considering how much it offers, it is more than reasonable. Imagines also tend to look a bit washed at times due to the lack of a high def display on the 3DS. Also, it should be noticed that the game looks slightly better on the new 3DS devices with tiny improvements to draw distances. Other than that, it remains largely similar to the old 3DS models.
PERFORMANCE 10/10
The game performs extremely well. Even with all the action and cluster happening on screen, the game manages to keep at a almost solid 30 FPS, with a frame or 2 dips occasionally occurring. FPS results are similar on the Old and New 3DS devices. Loading screens are also extremely short. Multiplayer gameplay also managed to run extremely smoothly. This game in short just works as a game is supposed to on launch.
AUDIO 7/10
The game entirely focuses on Orchestral music. The game lacks any sort of voice acting so music plays a key role and to that front?... Sadly... Is a bit limited. Don't misunderstand us, what is there is exception. Each world area is introduced for the first time with music que's that espress the scale of the open world and each village hub area has it's own type of theme which is as relaxing as it can get. When fighting monsters, the music played is intense and ingaging. But sadly while just exploring the world there is a lack of background music which is a bit dissapointing. We also noticed that most of the Main Monsters share the same music.
TOTAL SCORE
STORY 5/10
GAMEPLAY 9/10
VISUALS 7/10
PERFORMANCE 10/10
AUDIO 7/10
TOTAL SCORE :- 38/50
76% RATE OF APPROVAL
CONCLUSION
Monster Hunter is a series which always struggled to find it's place outside of Japan but ever since the release of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate (stand-by for the review) the series popularity has be increasing outside Japan. Now with Monster Hunter: Worlds stated for release for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One next year and with Monster Hunter XX or Double X being released for the Nintendo 3DS and Switch(Monster Hunter XX is as of writing this review a Japan exclusive with no date set for a western release so far). It stands to show how much the series has grown in these past 13 years and if you feel like you want to start building up your hunting portfolio, there's no other better way to start than with Monster Hunter: Generations.
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T. Carter
The hunt is on, and it's more stylish and fluid than ever before!
2016年8月14日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Femme
Exactly as expected!
2019年6月16日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
