For someone who struggled mightily with a Giadrome, it’s the kind of growth that makes you appreciate each and every single wall that the series constantly throws your way. By the time Monster Hunter Tri rolled in I was able to solo Alatreon online with a light bowgun. Others, however, persevere until something clicks and they manage to scale that wall. Some walk away in a huff while cursing the game’s seemingly cumbersome controls and vowing to never play it again. It’s a wall that anybody who plays a Monster Hunter game for the first time eventually runs into. There I was, staring at a huge wall that felt impossible to scale. It was a feeling I haven’t felt since playing games like Battletoads, the first Ninja Gaiden on the NES, and Contra III: The Alien Wars.
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