Game Boys
Game Boys, Ep. 91: Monster Boys
The Game Boys have always been about hunting monsters, typically finding them and then capturing them in Poké Balls. They’ve never been particularly into the Monster Hunter franchise, however. So, how do the Game Boys take to Monster Hunter World? Tune in is as they share their impressions of the latest Capcom, monster slaying title as well as their thoughts on all of the latest Nintendo news.
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