Generally speaking, gamers can start playing Monster Hunter Wilds on consoles like PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X and S from midnight local time on Friday, 28th of February, but those in Pacific Standard Time (PST) will be able to play on both console and PC from 9pm on Thursday, the 27th of February. On PC, it’s scheduled for later in the day.
In simple terms, the structure for the game Jump King follows a classic pattern, dating back as far as time (or video games, at least). You control the character known as Jump King, climbing an immense tower with the reward of meeting a “very attractive woman” at the end. While the story might not be on par with Shakespeare’s works, that wasn’t the intention for Jump King; rather, it focuses more on providing a tough challenge, and it certainly delivers on that front.
On their X post, Capcom shares the launch dates and prompts gamers that they can pre-load the game, meaning if you wish to dive into Monster Hunter Rise as soon as it goes live in your area, go ahead and download the necessary data right away.
Originally launched over five years back, Tales of Wind: Radiant Rebirth is now added to the collection of long-standing games opting for a reboot and remake instead of producing a sequel. Unlike its predecessor, which continues to be accessible with cross-progression, this latest edition showcases upgraded graphics, engine enhancements, and certain features that can only be experienced in the new version.
Despite our fondness for The Dark Knight at Gfinity, it’s been disheartening to see DC devote so much of its creative energy solely towards this character and his associates. Fans had high hopes that the Wonder Woman game would shake things up, but it seems Warner Bros. may not be ready to take any major risks for now.