The development team behind Monster Hunter Wilds has acknowledged the performance issues plaguing the PC version since its launch, promising ongoing updates to enhance gameplay experience. Director Yuya Tokuda revealed that the team is committed to reducing CPU load while maintaining performance, a task that requires careful consideration to avoid further complications. In recent updates, significant improvements have already been made, including a 90% reduction in the impact of anti-cheat measures and support for advanced super-resolution technologies like DLSS4 and FSR4.

In a recent statement, Hermen Hulst, the head of PlayStation Studios, emphasized that Sony is taking a “thoughtful” and “measured” approach to porting its games to PC. This strategy is designed to balance the expansion of its audience while maintaining the value of the PS5 console. Unlike Xbox, which often releases games on both platforms simultaneously, Sony has opted for a more conservative timeline, typically waiting at least a year after the console release before launching PC versions of major titles like God of War Ragnarok and Spider-Man 2.

Recently, a wave of excitement has swept through the gaming community as Xbox console games have started appearing on the Xbox PC app. While users currently can’t install these titles on their Windows machines, the implications of this development suggest that Microsoft is gearing up for a significant shift in how gamers access their favorite titles across platforms. This could potentially herald a new era of seamless integration between Xbox consoles and Windows PCs.