Capcom sponsoring actual monster hunt
by Justin McElroy 
{ Sep 10th 2007 at 12:00PM }
Taking a break from wasting their lives puttering around Loch Ness, members of The Centre for Fortean Zoology will be conducting the expedition, and Capcom is picking up the tab. Our tip to mythological creatures: Unless you want to be turned into so many sequels that Jason Voorhees won't return your calls, we'd suggest you keep your head down this November.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
hvnlysoldr @ Sep 10th 2007 12:13PM
Whether some of these animals exist or not isn't nearly as interesting as all the folklore surrounding them.
maylon @ Sep 10th 2007 12:19PM
Funny, I was thinking the opposite.
Mitsuo @ Sep 10th 2007 12:22PM
ZOMG Hvnlysoldr isn't a pirate anymore! ZOMGWTFBBQ!!! ROFLCOPTER!!! *head explodes*
mr nimblewick @ Sep 10th 2007 12:23PM
If I can't train them to kill Murlocs, I don't really care.
samfish @ Sep 10th 2007 12:29PM
I've been on numerous safari in search of the Didi. In my expert opinion, it is not a difficult creature to track, although they're so few in number that locating them is the trick. However, once you do, they make more noise than a truck, lumbering through those forests and whatnot. Frightfully strong beasts, though!
No where near tricky tracking as El Chupacabra, of course, but a good, sporting challenge nonetheless!
hvnlysoldr @ Sep 10th 2007 1:18PM
Perhaps Anaconda was ahead of its time. Or it would have been ten times better if it attacked a plane.
Jeff @ Sep 10th 2007 3:23PM
I guess this is what they're doing instead of supporting Lost Planet.
Every new patch (PC) breaks it for other people.
Wes Steele @ Sep 10th 2007 3:53PM
Is it just me or does that guy have an extremely annoying voice?
Mr Khan @ Sep 10th 2007 6:21PM
Certainly possible in Southern Guyana, lots of jungle mesas that are generally inaccessible (save by Helicopter) these areas could support a lot of hitherto undiscovered life
At least more so than, say, the Pacific Northwest :P