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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. I thought I would miss the Wirebug from 2021's Monster Hunter Rise. Not just because of the verticality and fluidity it introduced to traversal ...

After Monster Hunter: World blew the doors of the series wide open for a huge new audience in 2018 and Monster Hunter Rise gave us high-flying Wirebugs to more quickly zip around in 2021 ...

Monster Hunter Wilds is both a return to meat-and ... that's comfortably within the recommended specs, and in terms of frame rate, the game runs great on my rig. But that hasn't prevented it ...

Find out more about our reviews policy. A "somebody pinch me" moment came early in Monster Hunter Wilds. The beginner decorations I received made it clear that Capcom has been paying attention.

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