19 Best Technical Monster Mhs2 (2022 Updated)

I really enjoyed MHStories on the DS, and am not disappointed by the new Switch iteration. It’s great fun having creatures from the MH universe as your teammates/pets, and the turn-based fighting mechanic is a nice change from the usual hack ‘n’ slash.

Graphics are gorgeous, if a little repetitive. I haven’t finished the main story arc, but look forward to doing so while satisfying my urge to collect them all (*cough*). My only complaints this time around: lag/framerate slowdown on the Switch is noticeable, though not gamebreaking.

The combat system has a few added features, which seem exciting at first, but soon somehow feel a bit redundant. New “rider’s notes” concerning gene combination and egg-hunting sort of suck the fun out of discovery, memory-building and learning by trial and error, and warnings in the field feel a bit too hand-holdy, too: you’re told beforehand if a new monster will be too much for you, for instance.

Remember prematurely taking on that snoozing pink rathian in Stories 1 and dying horribly? Learning experiences = FUN. Also, in this sequel, you nearly always have a story-related offsider and their pet with you to help you take down monsters, which rather takes the edge off what would otherwise be hard-won solo victories to feel proud of.

I think this game is intended for younger folk, though even they might prefer the steeper learning curve and subsequent feelings of mastery and achievement that earlier Monster Hunter games (Stories included) are known for.

I still think this is a game worth having and playing, if you don’t mind things being made a little too easy for you.

Charming role-playing/creature collecting game set in the Monster Hunter universe. The story is a typical feel-good, straightforward sort, but has its heartwarming moments and is enjoyable to experience.

Core gameplay revolves around rock-paper-scissors matchups and is relatively simple to learn, but has varied enough patterns between enemies to be fun throughout the game. Performance on Switch leaves a bit to be desired, with notably poor performance (15-20 FPS) in the second region of the game.

Mostly tolerable otherwise. Switch version is great for short pick-up-and-play sessions which the game is well suited for, but the PC version will be significantly better if smooth gameplay and visuals are a concern.

If you like Monster Hunter and ever wanted to pet one of the monsters in the series, you’ll probably enjoy this.

This game is excellent. It’s a turned based RPG that is a little bit more involved compared to Pokemon. There are no e quality of life options that are built in. Great story with great character development.

The co-op mode are mini dungeons where you and a friend can tackle a monster. Really fun. The animated kinship moves are beautiful to look at. So many to unlock. I will definitely be purchasing the next installment on day one!.

Best Sci-Fi movie this year 100%!Best Sci-Fi movie this year 100%! it is amazing to say the least! I’d compare it to godzilla resident evil king kong action and monsters combined all into 1 movie. its my absolute favorite Sci-Fi/ Monster movie in the last 10 years! I’ve always said they should do a movie that has more than 1 or 2 monsters and THIS MOVIE DELIVERS! 100%.

Very entertaining. The level of visual detail in 4K very good, almost skin crawling in certain scenes. This film isn’t for ‘hardcore’ monster hunter lore lovers. Just a simple action flick and if you played the games you see some pretty cool Easter eggs across the movie.

I seen the trailer and thought this will be an awesome movie. I was not impress, it left many questions as to why they was the only outfit on the road with no caravan and lifted into another parallel.

As one review stated all the cool people died.

The monsters in this pack definitely add more to your collection and more unique encounters. All the monsters are great. I got my set during a sale and definitely worth it. But for full price it depends on how big of a CR fan you are.

I am impressed by the detail and colors of these minis. A bit expensive compared to other options but they are large pieces and the quality is excellent. The base is clear so you can do some gluing to make a personalized base but painting would be a bad idea.

Leaving it clear though lets what they are standing on stay visible which is really nice.

Creatures and paintings are amazing. Have it put under delicate because 1 snapped during delivery. Still un-opened and the mech,ball was rolling around. Nothing Superglue can’t fix!

This game is in Japanese, please be aware of this before you buy. Its manageable with camera translation apps and once you learn the menu layout it’s simple enough. Now the boring bit is out the way.

This is the G Rank expansion to monster hunter generations that is only available in Japan. For the most part it’s the same base game, however a new Brave hunter style is available. What sells this game is the Monster Roster.

Its something in the 90’s. Barioth is back. We have Zinogre. Near enough ever monster and subspecies going, which makes the replay ability huge. If your a MH fan XX is a great addition to your collection if you don’t mind reading Japanese.

It actually helps if you’re interested in learning it!.

Its a solid game. Ties in well to monster hunter universe. Awesome game play. Has replay value.

Played it on the 3ds and I loved it, the switch version is basically the same thing with awesome graphics and controls are smoother because the nintendo switch is an awesome console

My first Monster Hunter game was Rise, but I bought this one probably a week or 2 later, realizing that it’s a great series and this one is pretty cheap (and often on sale). Even though this is an older Monster Hunter game and doesn’t have all the mechanics and open world features of the newer games, this game is massive! It is a great way to get to know a huge range of monsters from the series, it comes with all the dlc already accessible, and you can easily pour hundreds of hours into it.

The main single player campaign seems like it twice as long a Rise, but then also has a High Rank (hard mode), but there are so many cool monsters and armor sets. I’ve been playing more online lately and there are still plenty of people playing this game and a great community to join.

The games are “grindy”, but a lot of fun once you get into to the flow and have goals of making equipment and upgrading weapons. It’s hard to play at the same time as Rise since the mechanics are a bit dated, but on it’s own, it’s actually a really great game!.

I got this game in after hopes were dashed when the sequel version for the 3ds wouldn’t come to the west. I couldn’t wait to get Generations ultimate for the Switch and even better if you played Monster Hunter generations on the 3ds, you can transfer your save data over to the Switch game to continue your progress! This game has so many different monsters to hunt and gear for your personally created Guild certified Hunter.

Like most Monster Hunter games, it’s the most fun when you play it with other players as a 2-4 Hunter squad. It’s also packed with so many styles to play so you have to try them all out to find your favorite, but I found the classic Hunter style the simplest and most familiar.

If you’re coming to the game from Monster Hunter World/Iceborne, you may be disappointed in the gameplay in comparison. And of the day it’s still a 3ds game that’s been remastered as a Switch title, but 3ds games are still amazing fun despite its grafical capability.

If you coming to the game after the 3ds title, you will be glad to still play Monster Hunter at home or on the go with several hours of fun. Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is my favorite MH so far and will hold it in high regard when the series come to mind.

Monster Hunter Generations is pretty much a 15th anniversary title that wraps up a “generation” of monster hunting before MonsterHunter: Worlds rebooted the gameplay. Monster Hunter Generations has most of the monsters from the games before it, (up to the point of its release,) and offers the more unique monsters that were sadly missed from WORLD, such as insects and leviathans.

For the first time ever, you’re able to play as a Palico -which IS as fun as it sounds, and the new gimmick to this one is Hunter style and Hunter Arts. This offers a unique change-up to the classic MH Gameplay and adds gauges to perform special attacks.

My only issue is that this isnt as difficult as the older games, but it is what it is.

Platform: Sony Playstation Portable (PSP) Title: Monster Hunter 2: Freedom Brief Synopsis: Play as a monster hunter in a primitive village completing quests that may or may not involve hunting a monster (you may also be asked to gather certain items).

Completing these quests will help you progress through the game. Monsters are usually knock-offs of various animals that we currently know of. Single-player vs Multi-player: This game is both; while I do enjoy single-player, it is obvious that much more can be completed when going on quests with other players.

I would, in some cases, go so far as to say that some quests can not be completed without help of other players. The only downside to this is that this game is getting older and not many PSP players still own it; it may be hard to find other monster hunters (but not excessively hard).

Difficulty Level: Easy. Medium. Hard. You do get to choose which quests you take on, at first, but then as you complete them you will be forced to complete quests that are far more complicated and difficult (and within a certain timeframe too).

This is not a game where you get to choose easy, normal or hard mode. This is a game where, in order to progress through the game, you will encounter easy quests, moderate or medium quests and hard quests.

Length of game: This game can consume a great deal of your time if you are a first-time player; quests are completed within timeframes so if you do not complete it within that timeframe, you are forced to start it all over again.

Saving the game is fairly easy, you can pretty much save it wherever you want. If you want to end a quest because you are not ready to complete it or don’t have the right weapon, the best way to do so is by allowing yourself to die, return to the entrance of the area and move back into the village.

Ability to replay: This is not a game that you can replay without getting bored. You can really only play it once and that’s it. The levels are the same, nothing really changes, and the strategies involved are the exact same.

Navigation: Controls are simple, easy to use, environments can be dark sometimes making it hard to see the monsters, but again, the navigation is pretty fair. Graphics: Not bad. I don’t know that it’s top of the line anymore but I would say, for its time, it had up to par graphics.

Sound effects: Realistic. Good. Plot: The plot to this game isn’t really complex. You can stop and go, drop it and pick it up later, it’s not anything you have to come back to immediately because you want to progress through the plot.

For example, Final Fantasy may be a game that you want to play for a plot. Sudoku or Monster Hunter lacks a sufficient plot. Instructions: The included instructions are fair; nothing that you can’t learn within the first hour of the game.

By the way, the first hour of the game is nothing but tutorials. Rating: 6/10.

If you are the type that reads “professional” reviews for games before purchasing them (ie from IGN, EGM, and other sites/ magazines), you will get the wrong idea for this game. This isn’t FFXII or Devil May Cry.

It seems those reviewers played this game for 15 minutes and decided to hate all over this excellent game. Now onto the point of this whole thing. This game is just like Monster Hunter Freedom but with so much new content that it literally takes well over 100 hours to complete, even if you know what you’re doing.

For those of you out there that have never played the original, this game series is about choosing a weapon and going out to fight all kinds of monsters that are way more powerful than you. You must observe their movements and pinpoint their weaknesses utilizing your opportunities to strike.

And is it fun! Each and every battle is like a boss battle and just as rewarding. Once you’ve slain your foe you can carve it to obtain materials to upgrade you weaponry and create stronger armors. Your character will probably never be same as anyone else’s with the vast amount of customization offered in this game.

Right at the get go you must choose your gender, Hair style, Hair color, skin color, face, clothing, and voice. Every weapon and every armor shows up on your character in some of the best graphics on the PSP.

And with the insane number of armor pieces and weapons in this game, you have a nearly endless number of possible combinations. A new feature to add to customization is the addition of Decorations that can be attached to weapons and armor, allowing the player to add new skills to his armor sets.

There’s so much to do in this game that you won’t get bored of it for a very long time. You can visit the Training Hall for Beginner’s Tutorials, Weapon training, Monster Training, and even Group training with friends! Not your cup of tea? Well, try fishing, mining, bug capturing or gathering items.

An innovative Combination system allows for a player to create hundreds of different items. There are only a few minor faults to this game that aren’t even comparable to its good points. First, is the fact that the camera can be a bit difficult to get used to and frustrating when it won’t co-operate every now and then.

Second, It takes a while to get into the meat of the game, slaying large monsters, because it tries to teach you the basics first (This is where the professional reviewers get thrown off since the don’t play long enough to get into the fun stuff).

Thirdly, the monsters can sometime kill you without letting you get off the ground to defend yourself, making it very frustrating against some of the faster ones. But for all the bad, there is such a massive amount of good that you won’t really notice or care.

If you are looking for a good buy for a starving system, don’t pass up this opportunity, this is the game you are looking for.

The game stills works brilliantly on the PS2 despite being an older game from 2004. I used to have a similar game that related to the series and it brought back all the fun I had when I was younger. Its different in that its more challenging than the other titles but that makes it even better to master.

I would recommend this to people who wish to challenge themselves to the original Monster Hunter. 5 Stars across the board.

The game arrived in beautiful condition and a day earlier then expected. As for the game itself, it does come with it’s share of issues like any other game out there but after a few hours I found myself rather enjoying it.

I’ve heard the online is a bit better than the solo campaign, and that may be true, but the single player style still gives you plenty to work with.

Reviewed for Big Boss Games by: JLR Have you ever looked down the blade of a sword, only to see a Dragon the size of small building staring back? This is just one of the situations you will find yourself facing in Capcom’s Monster Hunter.

To start, the graphics in this game are some of the most believable in a game to date. The environments are a decent size, broken up into about 8-12 small area’s. But the way Capcom has done it, you get the feeling you are truly in an expansive world.

Subtle things like the rolling clouds, or the billowing smoke of an active volcano, just add to an already immersive experience. Gameplay may be the drawback for some, as the control scheme can take some getting used to, and may frustrate the novice.

The unique thing about this game, is upon slaying a monster, you have 1 minute to carve it up so to speak, and take pieces of it’s body to create armor and weapons. Each monster giving different pieces needed, and all having unique attributes to lend in creating your items.

Huge blades, and guns to match can be crafted to boot. Slaying monsters isn’t all, there are capture quests, and item gathering as well. Off-line this is strictly a single player run, but on-line gameplay allows up to 4 warriors on any one mission, and just adds to the quests and items you already have.

If nothing else, give it a rent. Aside from a steep initial learning curve and difficulty, this game truly rewards the patient player. Overall score: 8/10.

This review is coming from someone who’s tried to get into Monster Hunter, but never got it. Until now. I love how customizable your avatar is in this game. Kinda like in standard RPGs you must keep upgrading your armor and weapons.

but in this case you upgrade by continuously slaying the same monsters over again to gather materials. there in lies the main fun of this game, to strategize and become the best hunter you can be. What really makes this game more of fun time is playing with multiple people.

Which I am sad to say this version of the game does NOT crossplay connect to the pc version. Missed opportunity. But if you have a friend or NSO you’ll be able to find people. Graphic/Aesthetic wise the game is beautiful, Capcom really tapped into the Nintendo philosophy of artistical liberties on older hardware.

I also admit I love the Japanese culture inspirations Capcom put in this time. I liked how the older games had a western/fantasy feel to their aesthetic, and what not, but here it just feels like the developers really leaned into their own culture for ideas(the shrine sisters, Ninja/Samurai garments, old Japanese style buildings.

) 9/10 great game.

I won’t go into endgame content as I haven’t gotten to endgame (I’m about halfway through the village), and Capcom is still rolling out endgame content. I also haven’t put enough time in on it in handheld mode to make a fair judgement, but from what I’ve seen it runs pretty well in docked and handheld mode.

So with that out of the way this is a Monster Hunter game, which means you take your pitifully small hunter armed with a weapon (sword, staff, bow, gun, lance, explosive lance. ) and hunt animals much bigger and stronger than you are for parts to make better armor and weapons.

If you are coming from World and Iceborne there are many differences such as: Rise is Switch only (which means the graphics won’t be as good as Worlds on PC/Xbox/PS) Rise has a wirebug mechanic which allows you to Spiderman your way around the level, and up walls Rise has monster riding where you can “catch” a monster and beat the crap out of other monsters or run it into a wall.

Rise also has doggos you can ride like the rideable monsters in World except faster and you don’t have to unlock them. Rise also has a tower defense-ish game called rampages. Pros: Portable Fun Fast, and 3d movement (can run up walls) Doggos and Monster Hunter gameplay Cons: Annoying characters (For some reason Rise’s version of handler/s irk me more than World/Icebornes Handler.

The Dango girl also is kinda obnoxious after awhile. ) 3d Movement (running up walls can be finicky, especially when it comes to reaching a certain ledge in the frozen area. ) Developers kinda simplified the gameplay down with the removal of hot/cold drinks.

Lacking in interesting areas. (Rise falls back to the general areas of previous non-world games; Hills, Swamp, desert, cold, volcano. It doesn’t have the interesting places in World like Coral Highlands, or Rotten Vale.

) Meh: Dango (I like dango in real life, but previous Monster Hunters made the meals look really good, which is lacking in Rise. ) Easier than previous Monster Hunters (understandable since there is no G-Rank yet.

) Graphics are a step back from Worlds, but thats understandable since it is on a lower power system. Overall it’s a fun game with enough differences to set it apart from the previous Monster Hunters.

I’m so thrilled I was able to get the Collector’s Edition of Monster Hunter Rise from the Nintendo Official UK Store! Not only did I receive my package and items without any notable issues, I also managed to get my hands on the Collectible Cards Set and SteelBook without any concerns whatsoever.

I’m so pleased to see all of my items in good condition even after my thorough inspection, for I would have been really distraught if they weren’t. Okay, so here are my thoughts on each of the collector’s items.

The SteelBook’s just fine. The Magnamalo amiibo is like so cool. The “Kamura Mark” pin is simply lovely, and it’s really nicely made too. All four of the cards in the set look absolutely splendid. The stickers with illustrations of some of the game’s monsters are just so cute and adorable! I really want the other monsters to have stickers too!As for the game itself, I’ve always liked the gameplay of Monster Hunter games since way back when things were much simpler, but oh do I love it now.

I love the various Silkbind Attacks and Switch Skills of the different weapons! Most of them are like so cool! They really drastically change the pace of a battle when fighting monsters, and the choices allow for some degree of customization in one’s play style.

I like how they really made an effort to try and make the combat even more enjoyable. Of course, I also appreciate the improvements made to the game’s graphics and other general enhancements. The story itself is nice, and I can’t wait to see what the future holds for this game.

If there’s anything I would like to point out though, it would probably be the the Collector’s Edition box used to contain game, amiibo, and other stuff as I feel like it’s kinda flimsy. I mean, it’s not a terrible “Collector’s” box, but it definitely could’ve been better, if you know what I mean.

Another thing I found to be a bit concerning was how the Collectible Cards Set and SteelBook didn’t really have much protection save from an envelope and some external wrapping as they were separate from the box.

I know that they really aren’t supposed to be inside since they aren’t part of the typical collector’s set most people would get, but I was honestly really worried because they could’ve easily been damaged in transit.

I’m fortunate enough not to have experienced such a tragedy, but one can never be too careful.

– I couldn’t see this in the store, but these headphones came with two removable auxilary cords. One was a simple aux and the other had the flat non-tangle design with a mic option for your phone. An advantage that people may not think about for this feature is that if the cord stops working, you can just get another one whereas if your headphones have a non-removable auxilary cord and it gets damaged, you’d either need to buy new headphones or you’d have to fix it yourself if you’re up for the challenge.

– Another surprising feature is that there are two auxilary inputs on the headphones, so you can share your music with someone else! – I tend to bob my head a lot while listening so I was concerned they might fall off but they put a padded grip in the middle that secures the headphones enough for that not to be a problem.

Got these as a gift last Christmas, the sound is perfect, they look nice and dont hurt after a while like other earphones do, boyfriend has had them for nearly a year now, uses them everyday in the gym and they still work like new! Would recommend.

A great Headphone high quality job doubt. But, after wearing them for a number of hours they become uncomfortable the Only design flaw I discovered.

This revised model of the Switch comes with a number of features that I honestly can’t fully appreciate as someone who didn’t own the previous model. The big thing that drew me in was the extended battery life, even though so far I haven’t played much in handheld mode and not at all in tabletop, but they use the same amount of battery either way I would imagine.

The reason I’m giving this system five stars probably say more about how good it is than anything else. But I pretty much expected as much. I’m sure by now you can go online and find more detailed reviews for the gaming system, but in case you’re wondering here, this one comes with the system, two gray joycons, two attachments to turn each joycon into its own controller, a base to connect both joycons into the formation of a singular controller, the required cables, and the Switch dock.

So you’ll probably want to buy a few things alongside this such as an SD card for reasonable storage space, a pro controller for a more standard controller experience, maybe a dock sleeve to prevent the possibility of scratching the screen from insertion and ejection of the system, an online pass if you plan to play any games with online features.

just basically a lot of things that would be nice if they came with the system itself. This will inflate the price further, but the thing here is that this is going to replace the old models of the Switch and simply make this the main one manufactured now.

So. basically, if you want a cheaper Switch you’ll want to get a Switch Lite and this one will still cost about 300 bucks like the 2. 5+ year-old original variant still costs. That is, unless you want to go used.

I’m only bringing up these points because while this is a great system, I do think you should be aware of what is likely to happen with prices and availability going forward and plan accordingly. Once I realize a Switch was still going to cost the same if I wanted the ability to do on and off TV play I decided I might as well just hop on board with this newer variant.

I’d recommend you do the same as it has had tweaks to make it just a slightly better version all around than the previous model. Otherwise, if price is a concern, wait for the Switch Lite and see how it tickles your fancy.

Also, here’s tip. If you want to turn the system off as opposed to leaving it in sleep mode, simply hold down the power button on the system for a few seconds and then a menu will appear with the option to restart or shut down.

Also note that you cannot play on the TV off of the Switch’s battery power. The dock needs to be plugged in for the dock to function. I hope something in here was helpful.

I have a PC that I game from it which is why I don’t buy home videogame consoles for so long, but I did buy some portable videogame consoles, obviously from Nintendo because they got the largest share in those types of consoles so more support, having the Nintendo DS & Nintendo 3DS.

Unfortunately, the former was broken in two after extensive uses while the latter have its battery life shortened so much that it’s unplayable without being charged. So, I bought a Nintendo Switch. I like how you can play it in TV, Tabletop & Portable modes.

I like that the Joy-cons can be detached to the console and if they break you just have to replace those parts instead of replacing your whole consoles like the Nintendo DS & 3DS. It’s pretty powerful, more powerful than a Playstation 3 but less powerful than a Playstation 4, although its hardware specs are mostly shared from the smartphones & tablets at the time of its release.

I like their games and their most popular titles are made by Nintendo themselves, but for third-party developers, it can be difficult for their titles to achieve the same level of popularity unlike the Playstation & XBox consoles.

Unfortunately, those 2 competing videogame consoles aren’t portable at all, so it’s an opportunity for the 3rd party developers to take advantage of the portability of the Switch along with the motions from the Joy-cons.

Overall, this is a great console with flexible ways to play. It might be underpowered compared to its competitors and the current smartphones & tablets but as long you like their games and how fun they are, it doesn’t really matter.

It’s also very family friendly console, thanks to its motions from the Joy-cons.

I’ve owned my Nintendo Switch for three years, the games supplied for the Nintendo Switch never disappoint. The games are fun and interactive while also being able to be played with friends and family, this console and its games have brought much joy to nights in with friends and family.

My friends and I find ourselves playing the Nintendo Switch for hours when we hang out and my family has game nights once a week where we like to enjoy Mario Party, Mario Kart, and other multiplayer games made for this console.

The Nintendo Switch allows me to play old school games that I once enjoyed as a child, which bring nostalgic feelings. This console can last and be added onto by buying joy-cons and attachments for each game, the biggest pro for this console is the fact that it can be played alone or with others.

Enjoying the new and old games on this console with friends and family is always a good time, when the Nintendo Switch is brought up everyone involved is ready to indulge in all the great selections they have for the console.

One downfall for this system is that not all games from the past are yet available for the public to play, Nintendo slowly releases games for this console old and new. The only perk I could think of to fix this minor issue is having all old school games released when the Nintendo Switch was first released, this would allow more games to play that were once played by adults when they were children.

I recommend this console to anyone who enjoys Nintendo games, it can bring a night together easily with friends and family. This console is very kid-friendly and also has a huge adult fan base, all games can be enjoyed by any age group and allow individuals to play the games they enjoy together.

I initially bought the Monster Paint Set for the washes in order to paint my Minsc and Boo mini from the Adventurer’s Set. There are several nice paints included, and anything you don’t have you could very easily mix.

The Owlbear mini is really nice, and mine had next to no flashing whatsoever. Additionally, included papers have links to the Army Painter site, where you can find tutorials on how to paint the included mini.

I would keep in mind that this paint set does not include a brush, unlike the Adventurer’s Set, so make sure to have your own or grab that set as well.

Army Painter paints are top notch! This set includes a number of paints to start you on your journey, as well as a few unique colors otherwise unavailable outside of this set. The brush addition is an added bonus on top of the included Owlbear mini (which itself is top-tier quality and costs about $8-10 alone).

If you’re just getting started in miniature painting, this is a great gateway!.

I honestly got this for the Owlbear alone, verses buying it without paints. I have bought into most of these Army Painter DND line of paints, as they color match back to larger Army Painter bottles, when you need to reorder.

A few colors are “Unique” though to this set, but you can find close matches in the normal line.

This Monster Smart light strip is a high-quality lighting product that will serve the needs of most users. Those desiring a more complex setup may need to look elsewhere for more features. Setup of the product was simple and worked on the first try.

After downloading the app, I was guided through WiFi setup quickly and easily—not something that happens with many other apps. The app was designed well and intuitive, making it very simple to understand the lighting functions.

While the app gave me an opportunity to sign up for a Monster account in order to run automations and share with family members, I would have preferred the option to run all of this through Apple HomeKit.

The included Add to Siri function fell short and left much to be desired for Apple HomePod users. The LEDs appeared to be nice quality and exhibited great color consistency. The ability to change colors or shades of white easily from the app made customization easy.

It would’ve been even nicer to use multiple colors at once like the Philips Hue Gradient Strip, but this was a minor quibble. Lastly, this product could have been more useful if it had the ability to connect multiple light strips together.

At only 6. 5 feet long, I wasn’t able to use it in several larger locations. I give this product 4/5 stars. While it lacks features important to some home setups, those with more basic needs will find it easy to use and reliable.

Pretty cool product. Bought it to build with my nephews. I’m the Ducati fanatic so I kept it. Good deal, I know. Very cool take on a classic bike. Great for an intro to teaching kids to use a wrench, read instructions,(directly related to construction or trades, I’m an electrician as well as an electrical and mechanical contractor) can directly relate to a possible future career or just being able to handle minor tasks around the house eventually.

This is one of around 15 sets I have for my nephews. So yeah, I’m a fan. Highly recommend the John Deere sets that are much larger and much more complicated.

A boy that never grew up I am. Love bikes and always used to tinker with Meccano as a boy. Had to have this and its wonderful old school bolting together. Quite surprised and pleased by the quality of the kit.

Took a few evenings of casual construction, but the kids love it and it looks great on the mantlepiece. the wife doesn’t quite agree, but that doesn’t matter, as this a toy for boys to build. Well done Meccano, well done Ducati.

Excellent set for all ages! Followed the instructions but realised something went wrong in the design! I won’t say what, it’s easy to fix. You might spot it from the photos on the box. See for yourself! But don’t let it put you off, it’s a great item!.

I have purchased 3 monster products from this seller! I love monster headphones they sound the best of all the headphones I’ve tried and this seller has by far the best price! When I purchased the Firecracker the first one was defective! I contacted the seller and he responded back in about a minute! I told him the product was defective on a Friday evening and by Monday I had a brand new one! These guys are the best!.

Picked this awesome speaker up for $30 dollars on EBay. Originally sold for almost a hundred bucks. Best $30 speaker on the market. And the flashlight can guide you in the dark. 10 times brighter than phone light.

Sounds great and looks great.

I Love It Small & Powerfully Loud!! Very Easy To Use!! Monster Is A Wonderful Product! Thankyou Very Much!

I really tried to like these headphones. I got a good deal on them and thought maybe I was buying a superior product in the $70-$80 range but these turned out to ultimately be worse than my standard $30 pairs.

The earbuds wouldn’t stay in my ear even after trying all of the different rubber pieces. I was able to wrap the cord around the backside of my ear and that fixed that problem for the most part but the comfortability dropped further.

After about a month I was used to the issues and they worked (if you could call it that) but now they lost connectivity at only 4 months. A poor product and a waste of money. TL;DR; Don’t waste your time or money on these.

Go with a better brand potentially even at a lower cost point to get a better product.

I’ve owned NUMEROUS sets of high-end ear buds, and these are the set I come back to time and time again. The sound quality is phenomenal, especially for this price-point. And they fit my ears!!!! This may not be a huge deal for many, but for me, this is HUGE!!! I have yet to find a set of buds to fit my ears as well as these.

I would buy these time and time again!.

These are pretty pricey and I had a pair that shorted after 2 months =/ and to be honest for me personally they just don’t fit comfortably. It’s a shame because I spent good money on these but I don’t know.

Maybe other people would feel different and actually like them but these were my least favorite!.

Pros: Great look & feel and is excellent at keeping the sound of the rest of the world out while giving you perfectly clear music. Perfect for the gym when you don’t want to hear the music being blasted from their speakersThe other good thing is that the cord disconnects from both ends which is handy as there is no chance of a break as the cord always gets caught on something.

Cons: Although this hasn’t happened to my set. My sister did buy a pair of these which I used to borrow for the gym and with a bit of usage the ear padding started to come away at the seams. As stated this hasn’t happened to mine and it could be a freak occurrence but it is something to bear in mind when purchasing.

The cleaning cloth was missing from the packaging! I guess that is the price for buying online.

These sound fine and fit my head which is large. The parts that go on your ears are nice and soft. If you’re an audiophile and you need something that sounds a lot better, then you need to spend a lot more money.

The Dr Dre headphones are way over priced and are not as good of a value as these. They are for people who only care about making a fashion statement and who want an abnormal amount of bass. If you just want something with great sound reproduction that are well made and still look good then these Monster DNA are the way to go.

If these had a big B on the sides then people would suddenly think they looked super amazing and stylish.

I originally bought this product due to watching hunnybunsfit on instagram I loved the look. The sound is awesome I’ve always used in ear headphones will never use them again. These headphones are so comfortable for the gym.

So happy with the purchase. Arrived promptly and any queries I had were answered super fast.

The game came earlier than expected, which is amazing and the game itself is brilliant

Great game for pepe that follow the series

TranslateShow in original languageEin super tolles Spiel. Die Kinder stürmten sich gleich darauf und haben Stundenlang damit gespielt. Haben dann den schwierigkeitsgrad erhöht, für die älteren Kinder, (Die Karten umgekehrt hingelegt, mit den Bildern nach unten) damit Sie auch wieder spass hatten.

Für die kleinen Kinder ist es ein super Spiel, mit älteren Kindern müssen die Spielregeln erschwert werden.

TranslateShow in original languageIch kenne aus meiner Kindheit noch das erste Monster- Klatschspiel (Monster-Mix). Es war genauso Klasse wie die jetzige Neuauflage “Monsterjger”. Ich kann diese Spiel absolut empfehlen.

Es ist das perfekte Geschenk fr Kinder, die gerne Gesellschaftsspiele spielen. Es macht Spass egal ob man ein Erwachsener oder ein Kind ist.

TranslateShow in original languageDieses Spiel ist sehr gut. Es bt die Merkfhigkeit, Reaktion etc. und ist dabei noch lustig. Ein Spiel dauert auch nicht zu lange.

Pros: The games I’ve played so far all have that Nintendo playability. It’s also great that you can play all the old Nintendo console classics. Love the ability to dock or use it as a handheld console.

My daughter loves it and is constantly asking to play. Overall, it feels well built but only time will tell. Cons: It’s a shame it’s only 720p but for most games it’s fine. The controller’s aren’t the easiest to use or get used to.

Additional controllers for games where more than 2 people are playing are an extortionate price. Nearly a 3rd of the price of the entire console. It’s early days yet but I found navigating the user interface a little bit clunky.

That may just be me not quite used to it yet. It’s a very expensive console for what it is but, you can’t really compare it to PlayStation and Xbox as it’s not quite the same type of gaming experience that you’re looking for.

Pros: A very refreshing gaming experience. Very easy to jump in and play. On other consoles you start them up and first have to complete a 100GB+ update, updates on the switch are small so don’t hold you up for long.

The design is very well thought out and the console feels well made in your hands. Particularly how solid the slide on joy cons are which you might expect to be flimsy but they’re a real highlight. The graphics are good enough.

I’ve played Witcher in 4K on Xbox and now I’ve played it on the Switch I can honestly say the experience is no worse for it (at least in hand held mode). Obviously the Witcher is an intense world to render.

Games like Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Pokémon Sword/Shield lend themselves well to the Switch because they present beautiful, artful world’s that give a sense of wonder without having to rely on the realism that most other games aim for these days.

Value for money, well, I bought one of these soon after they’d first came out in a bundle deal and felt like it was good value. I sold that console to help furnish a new flat (which I regretted), so when I bought this one I was surprised that the cost is still the same! But, it has held its value because it is good value.

Cons: Slightly annoyed that soon after I bought this they announced the OLED version. This model has improved battery and you can play for a good amount of time in handheld mode (hours). I would just like the charging to be faster.

If you liked the original Blaster Master on NES, you cannot go wrong with this game. It takes everything you loved about the original and has amazing backgrounds, solid platforming, and challenging game play.

I like this game enough I have it on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS. Recommend. If you have a case that requires the location of a person who is making it very difficult to find them, or just want to be reunited with a long lost relative, skip trace can help and McRae Investigations Agency is happy to discuss your specific needs anytime.

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