More information on Monster Hunter Wilds will be coming next week during a Showcase stream, CAPCOM confirmed.
The stream, which will air at 7:00 AM PDT / 3:00 PM BST / 4:00 PM CET, will be presented by the Monster Hunter Wilds producer Ryozo Tsujimoto. A small teaser for the event was shared today, and you can check it out below.
Join us on October 23rd at 07:00 PDT / 15:00 BST for a Monster Hunter Wilds Showcase stream, presented by Monster Hunter Wilds producer, Ryozo Tsujimoto!
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With Monster Hunter Wilds getting closer to its late February release date, it's no surprise to see promotion ramping up in preparation for what is likely to be one of the most successful game releases of the generation. The team is also continuing to work hard on the game to ensure a well-optimized experience on all platforms.
Monster Hunter Wilds launches on February 28th on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S worldwide. You can learn more about how some of the new features impact the series' formula by checking out my hands-on preview.
While riding on a Seikret allows the hunter to use ranged weapons, having never really used the bow or the bowguns, I opted to go with the two weapons I was more comfortable with: the Long Sword and the Great Sword. Needless to say, I felt instantly at home with both, although my lack of knowledge of Doshaguma forced me to go for more forgiving Foresight Slashes than Iai Spirit Slashes with the Long sword. Though familiar, I appreciated some welcome changes for both weapons. The Long Sword's basic combo string and Foresight Slash, for example, are both enhanced when the Hunter reaches the highest Spirit level, giving users more reasons to hold onto their powered-up Spirit Thrusts and stay at the red Spirit level for longer. For the Greatsword, on the other hand, I did not have much time to discover all the new tweaks that the game will introduce, but the weapon felt as slow yet powerful as it always did, featuring the full array of moves seen in Monster Hunter World.
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