Hey guys, I have not touched my Wii in a quite a while and I was considering buying this game but I have some concerns. 
 
I owned the PSP version of the game (the most recent one) and I found it to be terrible, the controls almost made the game unplayable and the tutorial was confusing as fuck. Another thing was no online, since the game was meant for co-op and I don't have any ''hardcore gaming friends :P'' it was hard to play by myself. 
 
How does the Wii version stack up to the PSP version? I love the idea of the game and was looking for a game that delivered.
 
And yes, you may disagree with me on the PSP version but that is not what I am asking ^__^
 
Thanks.

The Wii version is better with better tutorials and no camera control issues (not on the same side/hand as the character control like it's on PSP) alongside extra moves and what not for all the weapons, and of course a proper, if somewhat clunky, online mode and nicer visuals, but if you were that terrible at it (as the game was pretty awesome itself actually)  after a genuine effort to understand the core mechanics of the experience on PSP then, it's just not for you I guess. And everything that isn't for you isn't automatically a terrible game. Not that it's hard to find such information from reviews or other forum posts. Or the name.

You're welcome.

" The Wii version is better with better tutorials and no camera control issues (not on the same side/hand as the character control like it's on PSP) alongside extra moves and what not for all the weapons, and of course a proper, if somewhat clunky, online mode and nicer visuals, but if you were that terrible at it (as the game was far pretty awesome itself)  after a genuine effort (it doesn't sound like it) to understand the core mechanics on PSP then, do not buy.

Not that it's hard to find such information from reviews or other forum posts. Or the name alone. It's Monster Hunter.You're welcome. "

Grah now you made my formatting ocd edit look wrong. I should probably clarify you still have to control the camera manually, which is apparently an "issue" for some people, but it's much more comfortable to do so with either a classic controller (right stick are usual) or the default Wii controllers, than on PSP.

" I'm starting to find it pretty engrossing and I've only skimmed the surface myself. "