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Monster Hunter Wilds is all set to debut as a PS5 Pro-enhanced title, offering players a top-of-the-line experience with its newly introduced performance modes. This announcement places it among a rapidly expanding selection of games that are optimized for the PS5 Pro, catering to gamers’ thirst for high-quality console experiences.
This latest addition to the Monster Hunter series marks the first release in nearly four years, putting Capcom’s newest title in the spotlight as one of the most eagerly awaited games today. With its launch date scheduled for February 28, information about the game has been coming from Capcom at a steady pace, keeping fans on the edge of their seats. Recently, they shared the PC system requirements to give players a glimpse into the performance expectations on different setups, and now, they’ve disclosed similar insights for console users.
Monster Hunter Wilds, as detailed on its website, will utilize the PS5 Pro’s PSSR technology to offer enhanced graphics without any sacrifice to frame rate. Players can choose from three performance modes on consoles: Balanced, Prioritize Framerate, and Prioritize Resolution. The Prioritize Framerate mode allows for 60 FPS gameplay, while Prioritize Resolution brings in 4K visuals. The Balanced mode offers a middle ground at 40 FPS, striking a balance between fidelity and performance. Ray tracing, a feature often desired by gaming enthusiasts for heightened realism, is accessible in the Balanced and Prioritize Resolution modes, enhancing the overall experience.
This information emerges amidst two rounds of the second open beta phase for Monster Hunter Wilds, where Steam data shows a strong turnout similar to the previous beta. Over 225,000 players joined in, a particularly impressive number considering a significant server outage on the PlayStation side. With the final open beta phase slated to start on February 13, there’s potential for yet another impressive player turnout.
As Monster Hunter Wilds gears up for its release, it kickstarts a year filled with AAA game launches anticipated in 2025. Besides Monster Hunter Wilds, gamers can look forward to titles such as Grand Theft Auto 6, Doom: The Dark Ages, Mafia: The Old Country, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, and Ghost of Yotei, promising an exciting year for gaming enthusiasts.
