Now that our vacation time is over, we're back to business and we have some catching up to do with you in the English side. Monster Hunter Wilds was released last week on PC and consoles and with it came a bunch of technical issues on all platforms. We didn't have time to do it in English but we put up a commented video focused on the PS5 Pro version last week, but we're sharing it with you now so you can at least enjoy the footage (don't hesitate to lure the sound or watch the YouTube version with the automated subtiles tool to understand what we're saying). Note that some information in the video was based on what was announced By Capcom before launch but that it hasn't been updated since DF assumed PSSR was not used as an upscaler but as an antialiasing method instead. If confirmed, it means that the base resolution in each mode is actually the resolution you see on screen. Added to this video, we're giving you a chance to check out the base PS5 and see how it fares in the three available graphics modes, which should make it easy to notice that the results are much worse on the base consoles in terms of image quality (particularly in Performance mode). Last but not least, we have a few image galleries of the Pro version to show you. Sadly, we weren't given access to the Xbox version and the PC one we got first ended up crashing after the latest Windows update...

The Monster Hunter Wilds beta is available on PlayStation 5 if you're a PlayStation Plus subscriber, but it will come later for everyone else, including PC and Xbox players. If you're among those, why not take a quick look at our gameplay video in Quality mode. If you like what you see, don't worry, you'll also be able to play this content from November 1 to November 4.

Yesterday's State of Play was actually pretty nice with lots of games, some of them we're really curious to see more of. The good news is we also got lots of release dates, including some for 2024. We even had a few PlayStation VR2 titles to ease the announcement of the three remasters that were featured during the presentation. The show's highlight was without a doubt the announcement of Sucker Punch's Ghost of Yotei for next year.
Note: For some reason, the embedded versions of the trailers of Fear the Spotlight and the Stellar Blade DLC featuring Nier- Automata don't work, hence their absence in the list.
Update: Downloadable 4K trailer of Monster Hunter Wilds added.

Capcom took advantage of the Summer Game Fest to show a new trailer of Monster Hunter Wilds but they also put forward two more games: Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess and Street Fighter 6. We've gathered all the ne screenshots and the three new videos inside in case you missed them yesterday.