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Monster Hunter Portable 3rd
モンスターハンターポータブル3rd

Release Dates

PSP:
December 1, 2010 (Japan)
December 1, 2010 (Korea)
PS3:
August 25, 2011 (Japan)^[1]

System

Generation

Official Website(s)

Flagship Monster

Monsters first appearing in this game

Gargwa, Wroggi, Slagtoth, Glacial Agnaktor, Brute Tigrex, Great Wroggi, Lagombi, Nibelsnarf, Duramboros, Volvidon, Zinogre, Arzuros, Crimson Qurupeco, Jade Barroth, Purple Ludroth, Green Nargacuga, Sand Barioth, Baleful Gigginox,
Steel Uragaan, Amatsu

Monster Hunter Portable 3rd (モンスターハンターポータブル3rd) is the 3rd Generation installment in the Monster Hunter Portable series (known as Freedom internationally) for the PSP. MHP3rd was released in Japan on December 1st, 2010. In this version of Monster Hunter, the producers focused heavily on graphical details on maps and monsters, along with keeping a high quality production value throughout development. Unlike the previous games in the Portable series, MHP3rd was never localized and remains a Japanese exclusive.

Features

• Subspecies for many of the Monsters introduced in MH3 and previous Portable/Freedom installments, which can only be fought in High Rank.
• All monsters receive new icons, Subspecies now have their own icons, information pages and size registry.
• Yukumo, the game's Village, has a new Hotspring which can be upgraded by completing Hotspring Quests, utilizing the Hotspring increases Health and Stamina upon starting the next quest.
• Alongside the Hotspring, one can find a Drinks Felyne, who offers a maximum of one drink to a hunter, these provide different Drink Skills similar to Kitchen Skills from previous games, completing Drink Quests unlock new Drinks.
• The Village's Farm is more streamlined than previous ones, for example, instead of fishing the same was as it is done during quests, the fishing pier features a cage that is simply pulled out of water to obtain trapped fish, while the Mining Area contains a cave with a railway and a cart, one can send several Felynes to mine inside the cave using the players' pickaxes.
• Underwater combat was omitted, due to this, Locations which featured Underwater Zones are re-created for standard inland MH gameplay, the Flooded Forest being a prime example.
• All weapon classes available in Freedom Unite return, alongside Tri's Switch Axe, additionally, all weapon classes have been fleshed out, obtaining numerous additions to enhance gameplay.
• Equipment sets can now be registered with gems and clothes, and can be set to be equipped when doing specific quests.
• There is a temporary pouch which will store up to eight items. This pouch will be made empty when the player starts a new quest.
• Felynes can join Jhen Mohran quests, a giant monster, and also join multiplayer quests.
• Elemental Blights from MH3 return, with the exception of Dragonblight, Purple Sharpness is also omitted.
• The Guild Card now shows the Player's featured cats.
• The Transpurrter, a Melynx that can take Items from the Hunters during quests and store them back at the village, his service can only be utilized once per quest.
• Unstable Environment system was first introduced, being much different from later incarnations, certain quests are marked with an Unstable Environment icon, there is a chance that after finishing that quest, a stronger monster appears and the player is given the choice to hunt it, which increases the rewards.

Content Count

• 678 Melee Weapons (MHF2: 592; MHFU: 1149)
• 213 Ranged Weapons (MHF2: 167; MHFU: 353)
• 1128 Armor Pieces (MHF2: 1498; MHFU: 2091)
• 978 Items (MHF2: 959; MHFU: 1260)

Limited Edition PSP

A limited edition PSP, dubbed the 'Hunters PSP', was announced at TGS 2010 and was released on December 1st, 2010.
Price: ¥19800 (~$240 US).
Colour: Black+Golden.
Model: PSP-3000 MHB Full set includes: PSP-3000 MHB, Battery pack 3.6v 2200mAH, AC Adapter (does not include the actual game).
Special Features

• MHP3rd Custom Theme (also on sale for ¥100 on the Japanese PSN store).
• Specially redesigned analog stick with a concave center.
• Larger battery pack (3.6v 2200mAH) allows longer gaming time.
• Thicker battery cover/rear grips for easier and more comfortable holding.
• Zinogre-head symbol on both rear grips.
• Yukumo Village symbol under the face buttons.
• Front speakers feature a Felyne paw design.

Second Limited Edition PSP

• Set being released on the 10th of February
• Both come with a MHP3rd Copy and special Monster Poster
• PSP come in either Black/Red featuring the Brute Tigrex and White/Blue featuring the Zinogre.

Other

• There is less content than Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, but more quests than MHF2.
• There is high emphasis on graphics and sound quality.
• There is no data transfer, but bonuses can be unlocked by loading a MHFU/MHP2G save file.
• Players are able to name their characters in Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji, which previous games did not allow.
• Improved communication system in multiplayer (unspecified; probably Voice Chat as there is some suspicious Icon in the demo).
• 4 player ad-hoc Multiplayer is confirmed.
• Currently, there is no infrastructure for online multiplayer. Current information about infrastructure only pertains to downloaded quests. Any information stating otherwise (other than Capcom) is just hearsay or unconfirmed rumors.
  • According to this Kotaku japanese blog, there will be infrastructure for 'web play', this is either incorrector a case of 'lost in translation'.
  • Coinciding with the release of Monster Hunter Portable 3rd, Sony released an updated version of Ad-Hoc Party, which through the use of the PS3 as a proxy, players can hunt online with fellow hunters. Source. This is officially verifiable, here, Ad-Hoc Party being posted on Sony's website, which is linked from a flash button from Capcom Japan's MHP3 page.
• The game is sold at a price of 5800 Yen. (About 70 US dollars, and 40 EU Euros)
• There was a playable demo of MHP3 at the Tokyo Game Show (Sept.16 for Press, Sept.18 for public) with 3 quests.
  • Easy Difficulty:Royal Ludroth in the Deserted Island.
  • Average Difficulty: Arzuros and Zinogre in the Misty Peaks (Arzuros must be defeated before Zinogre will appear).
  • Hard Difficulty:Brute Tigrex in the Volcano.
• The TGS demo also featured 2 'Felyne Comrades' for solo play, and a choice between all 12 available weapons.
• A public demo became available in October as a download from the Japanese PSN, although it requires a product code only MonHan Club (モンハン部) members will have access to. It features Royal Ludroth in the Deserted Island and Jade Barroth in the Tundra. http://www.capcom.co.jp/monsterhunter/P3rd/trial.html
• Hirokazu Hamamura, CEO of Famitsu Publisher Enterbrain, estimated the count of sold copies will exceed 5,000,000, which would make the game more popular than Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G.
• A special event is being held from 15.11.10 till 19.12.10 to celebrate the release of MHP3rd. One will be able to win prizes there.
• Capcom has released a little flash game to show how the village works and where everything is in the village.

Sales

Monster Hunter Portable 3rd is regarded as the best selling Monster Hunter title in Japan, by the first week, 2 million copies were already sold, by the second, another million was sold, at the end of the first month, 4 million copies of the game had been sold, as of June 2014, P3rd had sold 4.87 million copies, becoming the best selling PSP game in Japan.

Collaborations

Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker

Main Article: Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker

Collaboration talks between Capcom and Kojima Productions first began in 2008 when Ryouzou Tsujimoto and Hideo Kojima met in a talk event at the 2008 Tokyo Game Show ^[2]. The idea was first presented by Kojima to do a tie-up between the Monster Hunter and Metal Gear Solid series.

Secret Society Eagle Talon Collaboration

Secret Society Eagle Talon (秘密結社 鷹の爪) is a popular Japanese Flash animation created by Ryo Ono. The show is played on various internet video sites like DLE (Dream Link Entertainment). On September 16, 2010 at the Tokyo Games Show, it was announced to have a collaboration with Monster Hunter Portable 3rd. It will serve as a promotion for the game, much like MH Diary: Giri Giri Airu Village. At the same time, it will also reveal certain gameplay aspects.
Videos can be watched here: http://www.capcom.co.jp/monsterhunter/P3rd/mhp3rd_x_taka.html

Other Collaborations

Capcom has made many other collaborations out there in Japan that are exclusive to Japan. Capcom has made collaborations such as Monster Hunter type foods, to Monster Hunter T-shirts, to even Monster Hunter rallies and Monster Hunter energy drinks. New Monster Hunter keychains too! You can get these keychains and T-shirts from This website.

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• In game MH Armor from collab
• MH T-shirt
• MH key chains!
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• MH food!
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• MH Energy Drinks

HD version

Monster Hunter Portable 3rd HD Ver. is a high definition remastering of the game for the PlayStation 3, and is the first of Sony's 'PSP Remasters' series for the PS3. The game was released in Japan on August 25, 2011. This game features enhanced HD graphics, 3D support and shared save support with the PSP.

Also, there's an 'Extended Edition' of Monster Hunter Portable 3rd HD Ver. e-Capcom store in Japan. The only difference being that it comes with a wireless Monster Hunter themed headset.

Screenshots

Videos

Opening Cinematic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47DKoSDeOUQ

Ice Barroth Demo Gameplay: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFu3JzXD_3c&feature=related

Royal Ludroth Demo Gameplay: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1Qw4QPyypM&feature=mfu_in_order&playnext=1&videos=g7icfKw_oFY

Warning System Gameplay: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0d8jK_MyAsE

Official website videos page: http://www.capcom.co.jp/monsterhunter/P3rd/movie1.html

Opening

Credits

Trailers

References

1. ↑http://www.andriasang.com/e/blog/2011/06/02/mhp3rd_hd_date_set/
2. ↑http://www.andriasang.com/j/blog/2008/09/18/kojima_and_tsujimoto_tgs_talk_event/

Links

Internationally-Released Monster Hunter Games First Generation Monster Hunter • Monster Hunter Freedom Second Generation Monster Hunter Freedom 2 • Monster Hunter Freedom Unite Third Generation Fourth Generation Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate • Monster Hunter Generations Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate Fifth Generation Monster Hunter: World • Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Spin-Offs Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting • Monster Hunter Stories

Japan-Exclusive Monster Hunter Games First Generation Monster Hunter • Monster Hunter G • Monster Hunter Portable Second Generation Monster Hunter 2 • Monster Hunter Portable 2nd • Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G Third Generation Monster Hunter 3 • Monster Hunter Portable 3rd • Monster Hunter 3 G Fourth Generation Monster Hunter 4 • Monster Hunter 4 G • Monster Hunter X • Monster Hunter XX Fifth Generation Monster Hunter: World • Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Frontier Series Monster Hunter Frontier • Season 1.0 • Season 2.0 • Season 3.0 • Season 4.0 Season 5.0 • Season 6.0 • Season 7.0 • Season 8.0 • Season 9.0 • Season 10 Monster Hunter Frontier Forward.1 • Forward.2 • Forward.3 • Forward.4 • Forward.5 Monster Hunter Frontier G • G1 • G2 • G3 • G Genuine • G5 • G6 • G7 • G8 • G9 • G10 Monster Hunter Frontier Z • Z Zenith Spin Offs: Diary Series MHD: Felyne Village • MHD: Mobile Felyne Village • MHD:Felyne Village G • Felyne Puzzle • MHD:Felyne Village DX Spin Offs: Other Monster Hunter i • MH Mobile Games • Monster Hunter Hunting Card Monster Hunter: Phantom Island Voyage • Monster Hunter Dynamic Hunting Monster Hunter Massive Hunting • Monster Hunter Explore Monster Hunter Big Game Hunting Quest • Monster Hunter Mezeporta Reclamation Monster Hunter Spirits • Monster Hunter Stories

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Some of the names in this Article use an unofficial English translation of its official Japanese Name. The name is obtained either by using Japanese translating programs or through previous existing English equivalent terms in the game. The names will be used as quick references around other articles in the Monster Hunter Wiki until Capcom reveals the official English names for them.

By Size

Small Monsters

Altaroth	Anteka	Aptonoth	Baggi	Bnahabra
Bullfango	Delex	Felyne	Gargwa	Giggi
Jaggi	Jaggia	Kelbi	Ludroth	Melynx
Popo	Rhenoplos	Slagtoth	Uroktor	Wroggi

Large Monsters

Agnaktor	Glacial Agnaktor	Akantor	Arzuros	Barioth
Sand Barioth	Barroth	Jade Barroth	Bulldrome	Deviljho
Diablos	Black Diablos	Duramboros	Gigginox	Baleful Gigginox
Great Baggi	Great Jaggi	Great Wroggi	Lagombi	Nargacuga
Green Nargacuga	Nibelsnarf	Qurupeco	Crimson Qurupeco	Rathalos
Silver Rathalos	Rathian	Gold Rathian	Royal Ludroth	Purple Ludroth
Tigrex	Brute Tigrex	Ukanlos	Uragaan	Steel Uragaan
Volvidon	Zinogre	Alatreon	Amatsu	Jhen Mohran

By Type

Bird Wyverns

Baggi	Gargwa	Great Baggi	Great Jaggi	Great Wroggi
Jaggi	Jaggia	Qurupeco	Crimson Qurupeco	Wroggi

Brute Wyverns

Barroth	Jade Barroth	Deviljho
Duramboros	Uragaan	Steel Uragaan

Fanged Wyverns

Zinogre

Flying Wyverns

Akantor	Barioth	Sand Barioth	Diablos	Black Diablos
Giggi	Gigginox	Baleful Gigginox	Nargacuga	Green Nargacuga
Rathalos	Silver Rathalos	Rathian	Gold Rathian	Tigrex
Brute Tigrex	Ukanlos

Herbivores

Aptonoth	Anteka	Kelbi
Popo	Rhenoplos	Slagtoth

Leviathans

Agnaktor	Glacial Agnaktor	Ludroth	Nibelsnarf	Royal Ludroth
Purple Ludroth	Uroktor

Lynians

Felyne

Melynx

Neopterons

Altaroth

Bnahabra

Pelagus

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Bulldrome

Bullfango

Lagombi

Volvidon

Piscine Wyverns

Delex

Elder Dragons

Alatreon

Amatsu

Jhen Mohran

Number of Monsters - Comparison with Previous Games

PSP / PS3	WII	PSP
December 1, 2010	April 20/23/29, 2013	June 23/26, 2010
# Small Monsters: 20 # Large Monsters: 40 # Total Monsters: 60	# Small Monsters: 17 # Large Monsters: 18 # Total Monsters: 35	# Small Monsters: 23 # Large Monsters: 58 # Total Monsters: 81

General Information

• A total of 60 Monsters are in the game; 20 Small monsters and 40 Large monsters.
• (?) returning monsters are in the game; 17 Small monsters and 23 Large Monsters.
  • Returning 1st Generation monsters are Felyne, Melynx, Aptonoth, Kelbi, Bullfango, Rathalos, Silver Rathalos, Rathian, Gold Rathian, Diablos, and Black Diablos
  • Returning 2nd Generation monsters are Popo, Anteka, Bulldrome, Nargacuga, Tigrex, Akantor, and Ukanlos
  • Returning 3rd Generation monsters are Bnahabra, Altaroth, Rhenoplos, Jaggi, Jaggia, Baggi, Giggi, Delex, Ludroth, Uroktor, Great Jaggi, Qurupeco, Great Baggi, Gigginox, Barioth, Royal Ludroth, Agnaktor, Barroth, Uragaan, Deviljho, Jhen Mohran, and Alatreon.
• 20 new monsters are in the game; 3 Small Monsters and 17 Large Monsters.
  • 9 New Subspecies for old monsters: Purple Ludroth, Crimson Qurupeco, Baleful Gigginox, Jade Barroth, Sand Barioth, Green Nargacuga, Steel Uragaan, Glacial Agnaktor, and Brute Tigrex.
  • 1 New Herbivore: Slagtoth.
  • 3 New Bird Wyverns: Gargwa, Wroggi and Great Wroggi.
  • 1 New Leviathan: Nibelsnarf.
  • 1 New Brute Wyvern: Duramboros.
  • 1 New Elder Dragon: Amatsu, the end-game monster.
• The Pelagus Monster Type, previously not present in Monster Hunter 3, returns in this game.
  • 3 New Pelagus: Arzuros, Lagombi, and Volvidon.
• 1 New Monster Type is introduced in the game: Fanged Wyvern.
  • The only monster in the Fanged Wyvern Type is Zinogre, the game's flagship monster.

Most Wanted Monsters to Return in Monster HunterPortable 3rd

Famitsu magazine held a poll in their MHP3rd article about which previous monsters they'd like to see return to MHP3rd. Here are the results:

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Yian Kut-Ku Nargacuga Tigrex Rathalos Rajang Deviljho Kirin Khezu Jhen Mohran Yian Garuga