An interesting game, even solo

Monster Hunter 3 is a game that requires you to hunt huge monsters (dragons or dinosaurs style) with a sword, a spear or hammer of war. Summarize as this may seem very basic. Do not believe it!
The game world is rich and addictive. Before hunting or capture powerful monsters, you will collect in the nature of resources (herbs, plants, bones, fur, furs, shells, rare minerals) to improve your weapon, your armor and potions. You will be able to abuse the pick, the butterfly net, harpoon before waving your big sword. ^^
You can then track down pretty tough gigantic monsters. Underline the credibility of their reactions. Before you can beat them, you have to learn their weaknesses, their reactions. Your mastery of weapons and the environment will also be crucial! Stalking and deception will be your best allies. ;)
Each monster shot leave resources that will help you improve your equipment ... and confront increasingly powerful and wily monsters!

The monsters, the environment, everything is beautiful and realistic. The graphical power of the Wii has never been properly exploited. It is almost like the PS3 or XBOX360. Stunning!

The gameplay is sometimes criticized, but for my part, I think that's part of the challenge. You will manage the camera manually. And in fact, you will often type in a vacuum. But with a bit of mastery, you can hit the enemy with great precision. Knock little but hit well!
Prefer a classic controller rather than the Wiimote. It is much more accurate and comfortable than a joystick to rotate in all directions.

Difficulties aside, this game is clearly aimed at adult audiences, with a minimum of experience and skill. Do not expect to play an hour a month with friends. This game is rather intended for intensive use: dozens, even hundreds of hours of gameplay await you. A game usually reserved for hardcore gamers so.

An online mode is also available but I did not test it. Apparently, a keyboard or WiiSpeak are needed to communicate. Furthermore, the game does not have language options to consolidate the francophones who do not mastered English ... It's a shame I think.