This year's Gamescom looks to be the biggest yet and promises some pretty significant announcements throughout the week.
Recent performance patches have "led to sales improving," says Capcom, and it plans to continue with the same in the future.
In case it slipped past you somehow last year, now is as good a time as any to get a taste of why we enjoyed it so much.
New details found by dataminers indicate that Capcom is making extensive use of DLSS technology to output the game at high resolutions.
Capcom will also introduce new bundles and discontinue the Deluxe Edition, Premium Deluxe Edition and Cosmetic DLC Pass.
After months of rumors, Capcom has officially announced the port, but further details, including a release date, are coming later.
Players can look forward to new weapon actions, unique environmental interactions in the new locale, and an Elder Dragon-focused story.
Kushala Daora and Lao Shan Lung appear, but there's seemingly a new Elder Dragon at the heart of a disturbance in the new biome.
It's a packed week of gaming regardless of your platform of choice. Here are some of the biggest announcements that could happen.
The update rolls out in phases starting today for PS5 Pro owners and promises improved image quality for select big-name titles.
New monsters to hunt, new rewards to collect, and some exciting new missions are making their way to The Forbidden Lands in March.
The datamine also uncovered references to Gogmazios and Zoh Shia potentially getting Tempered versions sometime in the future.
While we might get smaller updates before Wilds gets its "large-scale" expansion, no other new content is currently planned.
It is worth noting that these diverse list of games have been listed alphabetically, and Microsoft has not provided any sales figures.
Rey Dau, Uth Duna, Nu Udra, and Jin Dahaad will also have 10-star Arch-Tempered variants, alongside the returning Festival of Accord.
Capcom's latest flagship Monster Hunter is getting even bigger, with the new expansion compared to Iceborne and Sunbreak.
The company has also confirmed that further performance optimizations are coming in an update slated for release on February 18.
Combined sales for the Monster Hunter franchise in the period has been 33.39 million units, up from 28.61 million units last year.
Zooming in at sales figures for just December, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 took the crown, with Battlefield 6 instead being ranked at third.
This only occurs near the Support Desk Felyne in hub areas with no impact on hunting monsters, exploration, or other gameplay.
