Warioware D.I.Y or Monster Hunter Tri?

[easpa]

I'm thinking of getting a game, but I don't know which one to buy.

 

[EpicGamer12]

Monster Hunter Tri. They're be a few of us out there to play as well.

 

[The Sign Painter]

Monster Hunter Tri if you want to kill monsters that take about 10 minutes+ each the first time, and WW: DIY if you want to create little games, I say Monster Hunter Tri.

 

[-Aaron]

Tri.

 

[Jasonnman]

MH3

 

[Tyeforce]

WarioWare: D.I.Y.

It's incredibly addicting making your own microgames, and the end result is extremely satisfying. I'm currently working on making a Zelda game on mine.

I played the Monster Hunter Tri demo and hated it. Wasn't my type of game. Too boring, not imaginative enough.

 

[-Aaron]

WarioWare: D.I.Y.

It's incredibly addicting making your own microgames, and the end result is extremely satisfying. I'm currently working on making a Zelda game on mine.

I played the Monster Hunter Tri demo and hated it. Wasn't my type of game. Too boring, not imaginative enough.

>Not imaginative enough
Imagination has no boundaries. Maybe you're the one not imaginative enough.

 

[Rockman!]

Get Tri if you like killing giant reptiles.
Get D.I.Y. if you want to make your own games.

 

[-Aaron]

Get Tri if you want a robust gameplay experience.
Get D.I.Y if you want mini-games that will last you 2 minutes.

 

[Tyeforce]

WarioWare: D.I.Y.

It's incredibly addicting making your own microgames, and the end result is extremely satisfying. I'm currently working on making a Zelda game on mine.

I played the Monster Hunter Tri demo and hated it. Wasn't my type of game. Too boring, not imaginative enough.

>Not imaginative enough
Imagination has no boundaries. Maybe you're the one not imaginative enough.

It's not imaginative in a way that interests me. I might have bought the game if I liked the demo, but I didn't. I hated it.

 

[The Sign Painter]

WarioWare: D.I.Y.

It's incredibly addicting making your own microgames, and the end result is extremely satisfying. I'm currently working on making a Zelda game on mine.

I played the Monster Hunter Tri demo and hated it. Wasn't my type of game. Too boring, not imaginative enough.

>Not imaginative enough
Imagination has no boundaries. Maybe you're the one not imaginative enough.

It's not imaginative in a way that interests me. I might have bought the game if I liked the demo, but I didn't. I hated it.

You can't base a whole game off of a demo.

For example, I played a demo that was all story, no fighting or anything, it was for some RPG on PS2, should I go ahead and assume that the games was just text?

 

[Garrett x50 cal]

WarioWare: D.I.Y.

It's incredibly addicting making your own microgames, and the end result is extremely satisfying. I'm currently working on making a Zelda game on mine.

I played the Monster Hunter Tri demo and hated it. Wasn't my type of game. Too boring, not imaginative enough.

>Not imaginative enough
Imagination has no boundaries. Maybe you're the one not imaginative enough.

It's not imaginative in a way that interests me. I might have bought the game if I liked the demo, but I didn't. I hated it.

You can't base a whole game off of a demo.

For example, I played a demo that was all story, no fighting or anything, it was for some RPG on PS2, should I go ahead and assume that the games was just text?

Yes. You played the entire single player that's usually 50% of the game. If you didn't like the solo why would you buy the whole thing?

 

[Tyeforce]

WarioWare: D.I.Y.

It's incredibly addicting making your own microgames, and the end result is extremely satisfying. I'm currently working on making a Zelda game on mine.

I played the Monster Hunter Tri demo and hated it. Wasn't my type of game. Too boring, not imaginative enough.

>Not imaginative enough
Imagination has no boundaries. Maybe you're the one not imaginative enough.

It's not imaginative in a way that interests me. I might have bought the game if I liked the demo, but I didn't. I hated it.

You can't base a whole game off of a demo.

For example, I played a demo that was all story, no fighting or anything, it was for some RPG on PS2, should I go ahead and assume that the games was just text?

But I hated the controls, I hated the graphics, I hated the gameplay, and I hated the concept. Why would I want the full game, when it'll just be more of the stuff that I hated about the demo?