Furthermore, the game will be available in two bundles. One bundle will contain the game on its own and will retail for AU$79.95. The second has the Classic Controller Pro included with the game and will retail for AU$99.95. It ought to be noted, that this second pack will be the only way that players will be able to access the Classic Controller Pro in Australia.
We were also informed that we will share our monster hunting exploits online with Europe, UK and New Zealand at no charge. So, free online play for all. However, unlike it's availability in Japan and the US, there is no word on whether the Wii Speak peripheral will come in a separate bundle or be compatible with the PAL version.
Monster Hunter Tri was originally meant to be developed for the PlayStation 3, but shifted to the Wii due to development costs. Upon it's release in August of last year in Japan, the game received the full 40/40 from revered gaming rag Famitsu, and has since become the highest selling third party title on the Wii.
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