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Monster Rancher 3
It's very beautiful and easy to control, but there's nothing much that's new or improved here.
Unfortunately, the sad truth is that Pokemon manages to provide more depth and complexity than Monster Rancher 3.
79
Delivers where it counts, with the deep breeding simulation that fans of the series have grown to love.

Monster Rancher 3

Released On: 
Sep 24, 2001
Metascore
Generally Favorable
77
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Mixed or Average
7.0
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
54% Positive
7 Reviews
46% Mixed
6 Reviews
0% Negative
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93
Game Informer
Everything about this title makes the previous installments seem archaic in comparison. [Nov 2001, p.100]
86
XGP Gaming
The strength of this game is in its replay value. You can lose hours upon hours of your life simply checking your CD/DVD collection for monsters to add to your encyclopedia.
83
Core Magazine
Whether you're new to the series, thoroughly sick of it, or can't wait to get back to raising monsters, this game has the capability to surprise, amaze and enthrall you.
79
IGN
Delivers where it counts, with the deep breeding simulation that fans of the series have grown to love.
70
All Game Guide
The fact that it sticks so closely to the formula of its predecessors is both its greatest strength and biggest weakness.
60
Next Generation Magazine
Hews so closely to the now four-year-old formula, it’s disappointing. [Dec 2001, p.108]
60
PSX Nation
It's very beautiful and easy to control, but there's nothing much that's new or improved here.
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SummaryThe latest installment in the series lets players breed, train and fight with the monsters they control. New monsters are bred by pairing two existing ones or spawned from music CDs, movie DVDs or game discs. Players train and care for their monsters, much like a virtual pet. Later, they enroll their monsters into tournaments, where they... Read More
Rated Efor Everyone
  • PlayStation 2
Sep 24, 2001
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