Capcom has recently uploaded five separate trailers for weapons featured in Monster Hunter XX. Although the 'Brave Style' videos are not available in English, a clear view of each weapon functionality that varies from the game is added in the trailer.
After the initial announcement of Monster Hunter XX game in October, Capcom has been consistently promoting the latest developments of the game and its features. In this game, a player takes the role of a hunter and wears different types of armor. A player uses a wide variety of weapons to fight different creatures. The mission is to defeat the monsters and to gather the materials and craft a new armor or upgrade weapons. The entire game process symbolizes the efficiency of a hunter.
iDigitaltimes reported that recently Capcom also revealed the information on the new 'Brave Style'. 'Brave Style' increases its meters as the player hits more monsters. For players in the role of hunters, it offers rewards of continuous attacks. The weapons, bow and arrow work proactively that get coordinated by Brave Gauge.
As hunters take more practice, powerful combos, and special attacks can be accessed that will expand the navigation efficiency while in the Brave State. It also allows hunters to charge a Great Sword while on the move apart from using the Light Bow gun.
The weapons include Bow and Arrow, Heavy Bow gun, Light Bow gun, Insect Glaive, and Charge Axe. Being a powerhouse of bravery, courage, and boldness, the game calls for effective hunting skills. Monster Hunter XX is expected to release in 2017 in Japan for the Nintendo 3DS.
In fact, an article published by Gematsu, introduction trailers of the game are released by Capcom.
As previously discussed, 'Brave Style' gives focus on uninterrupted attacks and involves "Brave Gauge" that wards off monster attacks. When it is full, "Brave State" is activated to implement significant link attacks ad very special techniques. To keep the Brave Gauge in full active mode, the hunter must continuously land attacks.
As per NPD Group, Monster Hunter Generations was the best-selling game in July in North America. Capcom stated that Monster Hunter Generations sold more than 4.1 million units globally by the end of September.