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" Monster Hunter 4 has been delayed until next summer, Capcom has announced. Originally scheduled for a spring launch in Japan, the development team will use the extra time to ensure that the 3DS exclusive meets the &amp;quot;expectations and wishes of users&amp;quot;, reports CVG.      Apologising to fans and shareholders, Capcom has since lowered its annual sales projections to account for the delay and weaker-than-expected Resident Evil 6 sales. Monster Hunter 4 is the follow-up to Monster Hunter Tri G, which was one of the first titles to confirm the use of the 3DS Circle Pad Pro. Out now in Japan, Monster Hunter Tri G will launch as Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate when it releases in Europe next year. The game is an enhanced port of Monster Hunter Tri on Wii, with a multitude of new monsters, quests and items.  It will be available on both the Wii U and 3DS, and will feature online play for up to four players on Wii U, as well as local cross-platform play between the Wii U and 3DS.  Players will also be able to transfer saved data between the two versions. Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate will release in North America and Europe from March 2013 on Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. Screenshot gallery - Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate images:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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