Long-time fans of the series likely know what to expect from this expanded version of the previously 3DS only title. There are a ton of monsters to hunt (over 90), lots of armor/weapons to craft, and some interesting/fun crossover gear, like Link's tunic. It also includes the "G Rank" hunting quests, an additional Elder Dragon, and a new endgame monster. It's a kind of celebration of all things Monster Hunter over the course of its 14 years in the gaming-verse. Oh, and you'll be able to transfer your save data from Monster Hunter Generations on the 3DS to Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate.

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