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Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate shared save file transferred via 3DS app
The following information comes from series producer Ryozo Tsujimoto...
- you’ll have to download a small, separate app for 3DS to do the transfer
- launch the app and press a button
- all happens wirelessly
- don’t need an Internet connection
- doesn't take too long
- “You can think of it as just one save data that both systems are sharing.”
“One of the things we’re trying to emphasise is that because it’s on two platforms, we’re actually trying to appeal to two very different types of playing styles. There are people who want to play outside with the 3DS version, and also people who want to play at home online; hopefully we can hit both of those audiences at the same time. There will of course also be people who will want both versions. We’re really hoping that because of the strategy that we have with Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate we will be able to reach out to a greater range of fans.”
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- you’ll have to download a small, separate app for 3DS to do the transfer
- launch the app and press a button
- all happens wirelessly
- don’t need an Internet connection
- doesn't take too long
- “You can think of it as just one save data that both systems are sharing.”
“One of the things we’re trying to emphasise is that because it’s on two platforms, we’re actually trying to appeal to two very different types of playing styles. There are people who want to play outside with the 3DS version, and also people who want to play at home online; hopefully we can hit both of those audiences at the same time. There will of course also be people who will want both versions. We’re really hoping that because of the strategy that we have with Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate we will be able to reach out to a greater range of fans.”
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