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Monster Hunter XX: third trailer, demo and pre-loading live, gameplay footage, another collab., more

Today, there’s been quite a lot of news regarding Monster Hunter XX, with the demo released on the Nintendo eShop, pre-loading now being live (also on the Nintendo eShop), another collaboration revealed, a third trailer, and some more gameplay footage… And it’s not over: the game is also showcased in Famitsu this week!

Monster Hunter XX – Third Trailer

Here’s the third trailer for Monster Hunter XX, revealed earlier today in the latest episode of Capcom TV (official upload will come tomorrow):

It showcases the elements featured in Famitsu magazine last week, but also this week. At the very end, there’s a rather… intriguing monster being teased!

Monster Hunter XX – Footage

Here’s some more gameplay footage for Monster Hunter XX, showcasing the Alchemy Style:

Monster Hunter XX – Demo

Let’s start right away with the demo, which is now available on the Nintendo eShop of the Nintendo 3DS (it can be downloaded via Nintendo’s website). You need 2 415 blocks / 301MB of free space on your SD Card in order to download it.

This demo includes the full version of the opening movie, and allows you to try out three quests with all the Hunting Styles and Weapon Types (including the two new Hunting Styles):

  • the Yian Kut-Ku (found in the Ancient Jungle), Easy
  • the Barroth (found in the Desert), Normal
  • the Barioth (found in the Snowy Mountains), Hard

The time limit for all three quests is 25 minutes. Once you’ve cleared a quest, the completion time is displayed on the screen: you can try and replay the quest in order to beat your best time!

This demo also allows you to get some bonuses in the full version of Monster Hunter XX. In order to get those bonuses, you need to create some extra data on the SD Card.

Here’s some “technical” details about the demo:

  • Genre: Hunting Action
  • Players: 1 (Single Player), up to 4 (Multiplayer)
  • Save data files: 1
  • Accessories: compatible with the Circle Pad Pro (Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL)
  • Multiplayer: up to 4 players, local-only

Monster Hunter XX – Pre-loading

If you have a Japanese Nintendo 3DS, you can now pre-purchase and pre-load Monster Hunter XX right away (from the Nintendo eShop or Nintendo’s website). In doing so, you will be able to start playing at 12AM JST on March 18th! But you will need at least 17 784 blocks / 2 223MB of free space on your SD Card.

But if you’re planning to download the digital version of the game, there’s other things to take into account when calculating the amount of space needed:

  • Monster Hunter XX extra data: 75 blocks (9.3MB)
  • Monster Hunter X extra data: 60 blocks (7.5MB)
  • Total (game + extra data): ~17 919 bloks (2 239MB)

(The extra data is required to unlock bonuses in the full version of Monster Hunter XX).

Here’s some “technical” details about the full version of the game:

  • Genre: Hunting Action
  • Players: 1 (Single Player), up to 4 (Multiplayer)
  • Save data files: 3
  • Save data file size: 512KB
  • Accessories: compatible with the Circle Pad Pro (Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL)
  • Multiplayer: up to 4 players, local and online
  • StreetPass: Yes

Monster Hunter XX – Grandpa Danger

Today, a new collaboration for Monster Hunter XX was announced. It will allow players to get their hands on some rather… unusual equipment!

Monster Hunter XX – Screenshots

Here’s some extra screenshots for the game:

Source: 4Gamer / 4Gamer

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