John Baltisberger August 19th, 2017 - 12:45 PM <\/p>\n
A new video for Monster Hunter World from Capcom has veteran hunters pretty excited.Capcom released this video Friday showing the new area, Wildspire Waste, along with a whole host of the monsters that make their homes there. <\/p>\n
The Wildspire Waste features a vast sandy desert with areas of muddy marshes where it connects with rivers from the Ancient Forest ecosystem that was initially shown. The dry sand and wet areas make it a great analogue to the sandy beaches and oasis of previous games. Hunters are encouraged to stock up on Cool Drinks and get ready to see some old (and new) friends waiting for them in this new ecosystem. <\/p>\n
We cant wait to see how these monster interact within the sandy Wildspire Waste ecosystem, and what new challenges await players as they venture further into Monster Hunter World. <\/p>\n
Capcoms video postcan be found here. <\/p>\n
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