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The video addresses the upcoming end of online support for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U software in April 2024, affecting games like Monster Hunter. Concerns are raised about completing challenges, unlocking monsters, and uncertain messaging from Nintendo. The speaker discusses investment in game development strategies and laments the closure of services like StreetPass. There is a commitment to playing Monster Hunter before the servers shut down, with a call to action for viewers to join in the challenge on Discord. Nostalgia and determination are evident as the speaker prepares for the end of an era in Monster Hunter.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker addresses the upcoming end of online support for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U software in April 2024. They mention the impact on playing Monster Hunter games like Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate and Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate in multiplayer mode. The speaker expresses concern about completing their Monster Hunter pledge against the clock, detailing their past completion times for similar challenges. They discuss their progress in Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate and the potential challenges of unlocking various Fatalis monsters.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the imminent shutdown of online services for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U software. The speaker expresses concerns about the vague messaging around the potential early discontinuation of services due to unforeseen events. Despite the uncertainty, players will still be able to access certain offline features and game modes after the online services end. The segment also mentions that online services will end for all 3DS and Wii U software, including titles from third-party publishers like Capcom, with only a few exceptions. The speaker highlights the possibility of Capcom keeping their servers up but remains skeptical. Additionally, it is noted that in the context of Capcom’s 20th anniversary, there could be a release of HD remakes coinciding with the shutdown of online services.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses investing a significant amount of money into developing titles that may not be widely accepted by the newer generation, emphasizing the importance of marketing strategy. They also touch on the discontinuation of online services such as spot pass, highlighting that Street pass will still be available for local communication. The speaker expresses disappointment about the closure of me Plaza and suggests that Nintendo should create an app for it. Additionally, they outline their original plan to complete various games before shifting priorities due to the changes in online features.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses their commitment to playing Monster Hunter and reaching high ranks before a potential deadline. They pledge to cosplay as Guild M if they do not complete their goal before Nintendo ends the server, urging viewers to join the Discord for support and assistance in the game. They express a sense of nostalgia as they mention the approaching end of an era in Monster Hunter, promising more content on the channel to speed up their progress.