Well, Many people struggle to grasp the self-development part of monster hunter, to put it in a few words: you might battle a great jaggi for 40 minutes, after 3 failed quests... but the true meaning of monster hunter lies right after you defeat the great jaggi... the rewarding feeling you get, you continue onwards to bigger monsters, with more sets of teeth, and meaner screams... and after you have conquered most of those, you return to this jaggi, which originally took you 40 minutes, and beat him in 5... that's when you realise that - it wasn't about armour; it was about you, how you played and how much has changed since the first time you met this "Great Jaggi". As for the topic: I think MH for 3DS would be fantastic, 3DS is quite well known in the west, whereas monster hunter isn't... if it came out for 3DS, the audience would increase, thus the western players could get a piece of the same community spirit that they have in japan.
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