Japanese gamers have already enjoyed the Wii-exclusive Monster Hunter Tri, and now it’s time for European gamers to have their turn at playing the phenomenal action game. The game will be released in April 2010 and features Wii Speak compatibility, allowing players to speak to their friends over the Internet so that “hunters will be able to share their knowledge of monsters’ weaknesses, discuss hunting strategy in real time, and even cry for help when needed or celebrate after a victorious battle”.

The game also promises beautiful landscapes, hundreds of hours of gameplay, local and online multiplayer, realistic artificial intelligence and a range of control setups which let you play Monster Hunter Tri the way you want to, instead of being forced into repeating annoying Wii Remote gestures. You can buy an edition of the game bundled with the “Classic Controller Pro”, a modified version of Nintendo’s well-received controller accessory with a “more traditional” control configuration, as well as a second row of shoulder buttons and an ergonomic grip.