Monster Hunter Wilds just showed off new gameplay footage of the Oilwell Basin locale and Nu Udra, one of the scariest additions to the game's monster roster.

Hey Monster Hunter fans, a new Capcom Spotlight stream will have a few more crumbs of Wilds for you ahead of launch.

A new Monster Hunter always feels like an event. For longtime fans, each game is a fresh start in a new but familiar world, an adventure simultaneously nostalgic and surprising. It somehow captures the thrill of starting New Game Plus in a game you've learned front-to-back,

Capcom has explained that it's looking at potentially reducing the recommended GPU specs of Monster Hunters Wilds before launch next month.

Equipment in the Monster Hunter series has followed a certain concept ever since its earliest games: Beat the monsters and take on their power through equipment crafted from their remains. Players rely on their own strength to slay powerful monsters, then make those monsters' abilities their own to grow even stronger.

There's little over a month to go now until the release of Monster Hunter Wilds, and it sounds like making use of certain new mechanics wisely will be key to dealing with the action RPG's beefed-up monsters.

We spoke with the Monster Hunter Wilds art director and executive director, Kaname Fujioka, and Wilds director, Yuya Tokuda, to learn about the concept and development process for various weapons, garnering new details on weapons that players have been particularly interested in,