Capcom gives Monster Hunter producer Ryozo Tsujimoto a significant promotion following the record-setting launch of Monster Hunter Wilds.

Capcom is striving to fix a bug that can potentially halt forward progress in Monster Hunter Wilds.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

This made it the eighth game in Steam’s history to ever pass 1 million concurrent players, and put it fifth in its all-time charts of the highest all-time peak reached by a single game, bettering the likes of Elden Ring, Cyberpunk 2077 and Dota 2.

Capcom (CCOEY) stock is up today following the release of the video game developer’s Monster Hunter Wilds. This latest entry in the

Capcom introduced the Character Edit Vouchers for this very purpose, leaving the minor tweaks accessible but full makeovers behind a paywall. A free trial version remains, but it is more restricted, and players couldn't help but feel arm-twisted towards the paid options.

Monster Hunter Wilds is finally here, but not all are happy to pay for its extra content despite Capcom previously admitting the long-awaited game would feature cosmetic DLC. That's where fan workarounds like creator Ridog8's aptly dubbed "Unlimited Character and Palico Edits" mod on Nexus come in.

Both Character Edit Vouchers and Palico Edit Vouchers returned in Monster Hunter Wilds, much to the chagrin of both new and longtime players. But sure enough, PC modders have alre

A mod for Monster Hunter Wilds has been created that allows for unlimited character and palico edits, essentially bypassing Capcom's monetisation. As we reported last week, editing your character after the initial setup requires special vouchers that can be bought for £5.