Nintendo Australia is reported to held their special Monster Hunter Tri preview event in Sydney tonight; extending big write-up detailing all the fun soon enough.

During a fight, it extends the ability to either do a fast attack or a slower but all the more powerful attack.

Pressing B on the Classic Controller Pro causes your character to dodge, and pressing R1 function as a super-move of sorts.

The game is revealed to be hit the market here by April 29, a mere nine days after the American launch.

On can pick it up as a standalone for an affordable RRP $79.95 or bundled with a black Classic Controller Pro for RRP $99.95 only. Nintendo Australia's is expected to nudge this game hard with a massive marketing campaign, too!

However, the graphics are revealed to be a little blurred and are devoid of detailing.

Monster Hunter Tri is revealed to grab full marks from the widely known Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu (where Monster Hunter Tri is already available), however, at this podium I would be hesitant before putting Capcom's latest title up there with the greatest games of all time.