Monster Hunter Tri Bargain Round Up

Get in on the hunt this week, and get in on it cheap! Capcom’s legendary franchise makes its debut on the Wii this week here in Australia. The game comes in two flavours- either standalone, or bundled with the very awesome Classic Controller P...

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Get in on the hunt this week, and get in on it cheap!

Capcom’s legendary franchise makes its debut on the Wii this week here in Australia. The game comes in two flavours- either standalone, or bundled with the very awesome Classic Controller Pro. While the new controller was especially designed for the game, it isn’t needed to play the game, although you will want to pick one up if you’re going to put some serious time into the game. The Classic Controller Pro is only available in black.

Nintendo’s distributing this game, so there is Club Nintendo points on offer. We’ll have a full review of the game up soon.

Big W – UPDATED

Monster Hunter Tri + Classic Controller Pro – $78

EB Games

Monster Hunter Tri Standalone – $78.00
Monster Hunter Tri + Classic Controller Pro – $98.00
Preorder to get a Wii Speak for Free

Fishpond – Buying from Fishpond supports Vooks!

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Monster Hunter Tri Standalone – $69.97
Monster Hunter Tri + Classic Controller Pro – $86.95

GAME

Monster Hunter Tri Standalone – $69.00
Monster Hunter Tri + Classic Controller Pro $89.00
GAME website says online only, but stores may match.

JB Hi-Fi

Monster Hunter Tri + Classic Controller Pro – $89.00

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