I'd be pretty awesome too.

if the grinder used this then day 1 buy for me

HVS should focus on making a game worth playing instead of making an online system that bypasses friend codes.

LOL

@4 Ya know we have an invention called paragraphs and spell check, it would help that mess you call a post to be more understandable, by the way the post was written i was thinking jr high kid or freshmen not a 26 yr old.

ps3 and 360 fanboys hate that the wii is crushing both of the other consoles, why is it all some of you wii boys can boast about is how many more consoles nintendo has sold vs sony or ms and not the games, i buy consoles for games not sales.

Sorry but most ps3 and 360 owners, i know usually either laugh, roll their eyes, or give a dismissing gesture when it comes to the wii and some of it's games, it's called an opinion (also subjective) sue us.

Mature gore and blood shooters, well yes when living organisms get shot or hit with shrapnel it tends to bleed and be rather gory who would have thought. And there sequels like wii sports resort, red steel 2, mario party 9, or the 1000th mario spin off, you know princess every console has sequels so stop being stupid.

The game discussed in this is monster hunter 3 at least the third in the series, and yet in your incoherent rant you forgot that, but still went on to whine about ps3/360 gory shooters and their sequels.

Lastly your entire rant is based on a what hardcore means, unfortunately it is a subjective term that has no absolute definition in none technical term, your definition is probably different than mine. And the i am not a hardcore gamer, i am an adult(again subjective) gamer, yeah you and every other gamer 18 years of age and older.

Anyway enjoy the game wii owners, tried one of them on ps2, but not my thing.

"first take a couple of english courses then try to post"

No offense, but you're probably not the best person to be lecturing mshope10 on taking English courses.

"by the way the post was written i was thinking jr high kid or freshmen not a 26 yr old."

Uh, as long as we're going on about linguistics courses and whatnot, it is customary in the English language to capitalize the first-person pronoun. "i" is what people buy when they're on Wheel Of Fortune; "I" is what people use when they refer to themselves.

As you yourself said, we have this invention called Spell Check, and that's actually one of the major things it looks for (and sometimes even corrects automatically), as it's something that most people learn way back in elementary school.

"ps3 and 360 fanboys hate that the wii is crushing both of the other consoles"

Yeah, it's also customary to capitalize both the first letter in what begins a sentence, as well as acronyms and proper names.

"why is it all some of you wii boys can boast about is how many more consoles nintendo has sold vs sony or ms and not the games"

Incidentally, we also have this thing called a question mark, which usually denotes that the sentence is an interrogative. If you're operating on the standard QWERTY keyboard, the symbol should be right next to the period key.

"i buy consoles for games not sales"

That's the second "I" that you've neglected to capitalize, but grammar aside from the moment, this argument you're engaging in is a logical fallacy known as a "straw man".

It's a straw man because no one is saying "I buy consoles for the sales!"; the sales merely indicate that the Wii is a popular system, which in turn means that its games appeal to a considerable number of people.

"Sorry but most ps3 and 360 owners, i know usually either laugh, roll their eyes, or give a dismissing gesture when it comes to the wii and some of it's games"

Well, let's see: You missed a comma after "Sorry", failed to capitalize "PS3" and "Wii" again, used a lower-case "I" for the third time, and added in the new twist of using "it's" -- which means "it is" -- for possession. Please see me after class.

"it's called an opinion (also subjective) sue us."

For the moment, I'll ignore that you just fused three-to-four separate sentences into a single mess, and instead I will point out that, yes, people have opinions, which are subjective. Moreover, people have different opinions, which they like to share with one another. It's called discussion.

"Mature gore and blood shooters, well yes when living organisms get shot or hit with shrapnel it tends to bleed and be rather gory who would have thought."

And when people ask questions in written form, they tend to use question marks. Who would have thought?

"And there sequels"

There *are* sequels, I believe you mean. Or perhaps that's a reference to mshope10's post, in which case you could probably do with a lesson on quotation.

"like wii sports resort, red steel 2, mario party 9, or the 1000th mario spin off,"

All of those are proper names. Tell me, when you write your own name down, do you do it all in lower case? Incidentally, it's "Spin-off" with a dash.

"you know princess every console has sequels"

"Princess"? Seriously? Well, alright.

"The game discussed in this is monster hunter 3 at least the third in the series, and yet in your incoherent rant you forgot that, but still went on to whine about ps3/360 gory shooters and their sequels."

This point is valid, though ironic, given that it's only slightly less incoherently expressed than anything mshope10 wrote.

"Lastly your entire rant is based on a what hardcore means"

What exactly is the indefinite article doing in this sentence?

"unfortunately it is a subjective term that has no absolute definition in none technical term"

'It has no absolute definition in none technical term'? What?

"your definition is probably different than mine."

This is true, though again, it should probably be its own sentence.

"And the i am not a hardcore gamer, i am an adult(again subjective) gamer, yeah you and every other gamer 18 years of age and older."

That's another two times that you've managed to misspell "I".

Let he who is without sin -- and not living in a glass house -- cast the first stone.

@4.2 i had a real reply but my ps3 decided to refresh the page without me meaning to and i am not retyping it all over again. And i am well aware that my spelling, grammer and puncuation, capitalization are all flawed, however i hated the writing part of english with a passion.

It was also five in the morning when wrote that, i would hope no one actually speaks that clinically in real life, at least for casual discussions anyway.

@mshope mw2 one of the best games of 2009, even granting differing opinions, someone has low standards, i am scared to hear your criteria for goty.

release it on ps4, it will be a good start.

"Why Monster Hunter is Less Successful In The West, and How Capcom Could Fix That"

Simple answer. Make the game multiplatform. Release it on PC/X1/PS4.

no ..MonHUn does not need wide acceptance from west audience, it created and succeed without acceptance from casual gamer ...Capcom must keep it intact as it is ...if they try to appeal to western gamers they probably make some tragic mixture of game mechanics spoiling entirely the series (see RE4-6, Drak souls 2)...those who want to play the game they play it even in japanese ,it doesnt need to be accepted from everyone

PLAIN combat system the Mon hun series????? have you ever played the games man??? Mon Hun has one of the most frantic and dynamic combat systems ever , it is perfectly made like a japanese fighting game ..the only problem is that has been stolen from the underpowered Nintendo systems ..bring it back to Sony and see it shine

Don't try telling Monster Hunter fans the combat sucks. They won't listen. -_-

I still wish for a "real" RPG that uses Monster Hunter battle system. People told me Dragon's Dogma did it, but I played it and the combat had nothing to do with Monster Hunter other than sometimes having to fight really big monsters.

Monster Hunter would be one of my favorite game series with its fantastic battle system and crafting, if it didn't rely too much on going back many times to the same places, one time to kill twenty X enemies, other time to kill ten Y enemies, other time to gather ten Z mushrooms... It should have more of a traditional quest system: you get the quests to kill X, Y and collect Z, so you go once and you can do all that at once, instead of having 20 quests that you have to choose one at a time and go to the same place all the 20 times.

I always play for like... 20 hours before getting tired of the quest structure and quitting the game.

What is sad is it would sell the same number but you just spent a ton of money porting it. Just because people don't like the combat system and they didn't like the story. It really is a bayo2 like problem.