No man the one that got picked up in the dessert is Alice. Clover was a player in the previous Nonary Game in 999.

Nintendo owns Monolith Soft. They are a first party studio.

I know right, it's one of my personal game of the year contenders!

Gree logo is on the Versus page as well so I don't believe we should be too worried about that.

It's on the Versus page as well.

Now this is what I like to see! A company seeing that their situation is dire and actually doing something about it. I was honestly really reminded of Nintendo's E3 2004, they were dead last when that E3 rolled around and what did they do? How about Resident Evil 4, Metroid Prime 2, Starfox, Donkey Kong Jungle Beat…

I dunno, I'm black and loved this song since I heard it last year. Anyhow, different strokes for different folks I guess.

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I think open world monster hunter would be amazing! I just really hope that's what they're going for in this installment. Also really hope this one makes it to the West along with Tri-G. Damn you Nintendo and your region lock!!*shakes fist angrily at the sky*

It actually looks more open world than previous Monster Hunter games. I mean the entire area here including the mountains looks explorable while in previous games the entire area was divided into "chunks" where you'd get a loading screen every single time you ventured into a new one of these "chunks". It was kind of…

I hope they localize this!

I would love to see this on 3DSVC as well, but knowing Nintendo they'll probably give us the GBA version like they did with Yoshi's Island for ambassadors. I mean it's pretty much the full game but features compressed graphic and sounds. Like most SNES to GBA ports, it's good, but the original still outshines it.

You should know that Ace Attorney 5 was announced, albeit Japan only for now and all they gave us was this logo and said that the game was in development. We don't know which system it'll be for or even who the main character will be. Regardless, I'm just glad that they're making it.

You could say that about the entire game. Every single one of David's compositions fit that game so well. From "Forest Interlude"

Dammit that little bastard used to piss me off! Lost so many lives on that level. Beating it was incredibly satisfying though.

One of the greatest video game composers ever. If I were to describe Mitsuda in one word it would be "Legend".

Uprising had an amazing score from Mr. Mitsuda. But from what I can recall, wasn't he only responsible for 1 track on the Xenoblade soundtrack.

Oh God David Wise, such a marvelous composer. I fricking loved the Donkey Kong Country games, Diddy's Kong Quest in particular has one of the greatest soundtracks of all time for me.

"Most games from anywhere aren't good. That's why exceptional means exceptional."

Oh sorry bro, this new comment system is kinda messed up.