Monster Hunter: World Comes To PC In August

Capcom has announced that Monster Hunter: World releases on PC on August 9 via Steam. Monster Hunter: World will still cost the full $60; a $70 deluxe version is also available, and contains some extra armor sets, gestures, and other cosmetics. The PC version features 4K support along with a host of new graphics settings, as well as controller support. You can check out the full minimum and recommended specs at Capcom Unity.

Monster Hunter: World Tops The Charts Again In The NPD Sales Results For February 2018

1. Monster Hunter: World
2. Call of Duty: WWII
3. NBA 2K18
4. Dragon Ball Fighterz
5. Grand Theft Auto V
6. UFC 3
7. Kingdom Come Deliverance
8. Mario Kart 8*
9. Super Mario Odyssey
10. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege
11. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild*
12. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds**
13. Shadow of the Colossus (2018)
14. Bayonetta 2*
15. Madden NFL 18
16. Assassin’s Creed: Origins
17. FIFA 18**
18. Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet
19. The Sims 4**
20. Star Wars: Battlefront II

*Does not count digital sales
**Does not count PC digital sales 

Devil May Cry Costumes Coming To Monster Hunter

Capcom has announced that a Dante costume is coming to Monster Hunter World. The reveal came in the form of a trailer that has the sights and sounds of Devil May Cry. The outfit itself is just Dante's clothes and a wig, so it is not a full armor set like Aloy and Ryu. It also has male and female variations. Additionally, it looks like it either also has a new weapon or acts as a skin for the Charge Blade, which seems to extend out into the Rebellion, Dante's sword. No word yet on when the event will take place. 

Monster Hunter: World And Dragon Ball: FighterZ Top The NPD Sales Results For January 2018

1. Monster Hunter World
2. Dragon Ball FighterZ
3. Call of Duty: WWII
4. PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds*
5. Grand Theft Auto V
6. NBA 2K18
7. Super Mario Odyssey**
8. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild**
9. Mario Kart 8**
10. Madden NFL 18
11. Star Wars: Battlefront II*
12. Assassin’s Creed: Origins
13. UFC 3
14. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege
15. FIFA 18*
16. Dragon Ball: Xenoverse
17. The Sims 4*
18. Splatoon 2**
19. Dissidia: Final Fantasy NT
20. Need for Speed: Payback*

* No PC digital sales

** No digital sales

Part One Of Horizon: Zero Dawn DLC Ending Soon For Monster Hunter World

Part 1 of Monster Hunter World's DLC crossover with Horizon Zero Dawn is set to end on February 8. The event quest "Lessons from the Wild" can be found via the Daily Login bonus screen and tasks players with hunting down Windrakes to be rewarded with a Watcher-themed armor set for your Palico companion. Lessons of the Wild can be started after hunters have reached level 6, which is near the point in the game where hunters reach the Coral Highlands. No word yet if this armor set will return or when part 2 of the crossover will begin. The reward for the second quest will give players an armor set that makes their character look like Horizon's protagonist, Aloy, complete with facial animations and hair style.

Sony Announces Monster Hunter And White PlayStation 4 Pros Are Coming To North America

Sony has announced that 2 new colored PlayStation 4 Pros are coming to North America. White and a Monster Hunter-themed black with a logo and colored controller, will be available in the coming weeks. The white PlayStation 4 Pro was originally included only in a Destiny 2 bundle, marking the first time a color other than Jet Black was made available for the Pro. Those who already own Destiny 2 or didn't want to purchase the bundle can now buy the system itself separately for $399.99. The Monster Hunter bundle features a PlayStation 4 Pro bearing a special Monster Hunter design of a Rathalos, a unique red controller, and Monster Hunter World for $449.99. Officially named The Rathalos Edition, the console will be available on January 26 in very limited quantities, the same day as the game itself. Both consoles are exclusive to Gamestop and come equipped with 1TB hard drives.

Monster Hunter: World PC Coming Fall 2018, Free Monsters Coming After Launch

We already know that Monster Hunter World is coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 26, but the PC version is coming closer to the end of 2018. Producer Ryozo Tsujimoto took to twitter to announce the release window in the form of a video. Tsujimoto promised the team is working hard on the PC version and says it is aiming for fall 2018. He also said more details will be coming later and after the release of the console versions of the game, free updates will be coming, including new monsters.

#MHWorld is currently being optimized for PC and is planned for an Autumn 2018 release! pic.twitter.com/82JUC6iIMC

— Monster Hunter (@monsterhunter) January 3, 2018

Monster Hunter World Beta Returns December 22, No PS Plus Required

Capcom is bringing back the Monster Hunter World beta for another go, this time without the PlayStation Plus subscription as the gatekeeper. The new beta runs from December 22 through December 26. The previous beta required PlayStation Plus to access the game at all, single player or multiplayer, but the upcoming one lets players without a subscription access the single player missions. Multiplayer, like all PlayStation 4 games, still requires PS Plus. The beta is once again exclusive to PlayStation 4. Both Xbox One and PlayStation 4 editions of the game launch on January 26, while the PC version has an indefinite date sometime in 2018.

Monster Hunter: World Gets A Release Date And Fancy Limited Edition PS4 Pro

At the Sony Press Conference at the Tokyo Game Show 2017, the release date for Monster Hunter World was revealed, which is January 26, 2018. A collector's edition was also announced, it includes a monster figurine, soundtrack, and more. A limited edition PS4 Pro Monster Hunter: World themed console and controller was also shown.

Monster Hunter World Coming In 2018

During Sony’s E3 press conference, Monster Hunter World was revealed and features we've come to expect from the series: Giant, unwieldy swords, lush forests, cooking meat, and lots of collecting. Monster Hunter World is coming to PS4 and Xbox One in early 2018.