Disney Lorcana's next big expansion, Archazia's Island, is slated to release on March 21. The seventh Lorcana expansion features cuddly creatures from The Aristocrats, Lady and the Tramp, Lilo & Stitch, Bolt, and more Disney films. Archazia's Island will also introduce a new twist with Dual-Ink cards--characters who can utilize moves from two of the trading card game's six elements. You can preorder Disney Lorcana: Archazia's Island products at Amazon and Best Buy, including a $30 Gift Set featuring Lilo & Stitch, the $50 Illumineer's Trove bundle, starter decks, booster boxes, and more.

See all upcoming Disney Lorcana products Disney Lorcana - Archazia’s Island Gift Set $30

This gift set is packed with a variety of collectibles and accessories, along with plenty of new cards. The big ticket item is the Lilo - Escape Artist card, as the glimmer foil is bound to become the centerpiece of your deck. You’ll also get five booster packs (60 cards) from previous sets like Rise of the Floodborn, Into the Inklands, Ursula’s Return, Shimmering Skies, and Azurite Sea. The storage box holds up to 250 sleeved cards and three punch-out dividers, making it an affordable way to keep your new cards safe as you start your collection.

Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Disney Lorcana - Archazia’s Island Starter Deck $17

Don’t want the hassle of building your own deck? Pick up one of these Starter Decks to have a well-rounded set of cards that let you jump straight into battle. Along with 60 cards (including two foils), the Starter Deck includes 11 damage tokens, a rulebook, and a bonus booster pack of 12 random cards. As usual, there are two options, but this time each focuses on two ink types--Ruby and Sapphire or Amethyst and Steel--to show off the new Dual-Ink cards.

Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Disney Lorcana - Archazia’s Island Illumineer’s Trove $50

Similar to the Pokemon TCG's Elite Trainer Boxes, Illumineer's Trove offers a sampler platter of the new Lorcana cards for $50. Here's what you get with this box set:

• 8 booster packs (12 cards each)
• 1 card storage box
• 6 card dividers
• 6 damage-counter dice
• 1 lore counter

Unlike the Gift Set, which features boosters from past expansions, these boosters are from the Archazia’s Island expansion.

Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Disney Lorcana - Archazia’s Island Booster Pack Display (24 Packs) $135.63 (was $144)

Stock up on cards with ease, as the Booster Pack Display lets you unwrap 24 booster packs--each containing 12 cards from Archazia’s Island expansion. The 12 cards in each pack break down as follows:

• 6 Common
• 3 Uncommon
• 2 Rare, Super Rare, or Legendary
• 1 Random Foil

You won’t get any accessories or a storage box, but this is undoubtedly the best way to load up on cards as fast as possible.

Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Disney Lorcana - Archazia’s Island Booster Pack $6

Individual booster packs can also be purchased. These contain 12 cards each, and they’re a much more frugal option than the massive Booster Pack Display.

Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Disney Lorcana - Archazia’s Island Deck Box $6

Keep 80 sleeved cards safe in one of these stylish deck boxes. The compact design is ideal for travel, and the custom artwork makes it a cool way to store your collection if you're a big fan of Cinderella or Ursula.

Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Disney Lorcana - Archazia’s Island Card Sleeves $10

Pair your deck box with these card sleeves. Each pack includes 65 matte-finish sleeves, which are designed to protect your cards from fingerprints and glare. Like the deck boxes, the sleeves are themed around Ursula and Cinderella.

Preorder at Amazon Preorder at Best Buy Disney Lorcana - Archazia’s Island Playmat $20

Two new playmats featuring Tigger from Winnie the Pooh and Big Hero Six are available to preorder for $20. These mats give you a comfortable playing surface and ensure your cards don't get damaged from rough surfaces.

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A bunch of other Lorcana cards and accessories are on sale at Amazon--give them a look if you want to round out your collection. There’s also a fun cooperative game up for grabs that’s set in the Lorcana universe, though it can also be played solo if your usual game night partner is busy.

Best Disney Lorcana TCG Deals at Amazon

• Ursula’s Return Booster Pack Display (24 Packs) -- $85.41 ($144)
• Azurite Sea Booster Pack Display (24 Packs) -- $116 ($144)
• Illumineer’s Quest: Deep Trouble - Cooperative Adventure Game -- $51.24 ($60)
• Azurite Sea: Stitch Collector’s Gift Set -- $36.45 ($50)
• Azurite Sea Illumineer’s Trove -- $35 ($50)
• Ursula’s Return Illumineer’s Trove -- $42 ($50)

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Among all the options, we feel that the Guardian Ebony and Guardian Arkveld are the best armors in Monster Hunter Wilds. These are our picks for the Low Rank segment of the game, though you do need to spend several hours just to reach this part of the campaign. Our guide discusses everything you need to know about how to acquire these gear pieces.

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  Both the Guardian Ebony and Guardian Arkveld armor sets can be yours fairly late into the campaign (roughly after a dozen hours or so of playing). Prior to this part, we suggest doing the following:

  • Practicing a bit in the Training Area so you can determine the best weapons for your playstyle.
  • Crafting early-game items that should help you for the first few hunts.
  Guardian Ebony armor set

  Eventually, you should reach the Ruins of Wyveria, where you'll get to battle Guardian-type monsters. The key factor that differentiates these beasts from their normal counterparts is that they can channel energy to heal/close their wounds. This means you need to be quick in destroying their wounds so you can cause as much damage and grab as many materials as possible.

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Wondering about how to mount monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds? Terrifying beasts roam the countryside, and they're going to stomp on your character's head if you're not careful. However, if you manage to perform aerial attacks, you might be able to clamber on top of them and hang on for dear life. Our guide helps you with this particular mechanic so you can have an edge in combat.

How to mount monsters in Monster Hunter Wilds

You can mount monsters by performing aerial attacks. First, make sure that you have a melee weapon equipped. Then, be ready to do either of these two maneuvers:

• Jump off ledges while a creature is below you.
• Jump off your Seikret mount while a target is at a lower height/lower stance.
• Use your Slinger to grapple onto floating contraptions, vines, or insects, then drop down a creature that's below you.

Then, while in mid-air, press the main attack button--i.e. Triangle on PlayStation 5, Y on Xbox Series X/S, or the left mouse button. If all goes well, your character should be able to cling onto a target's back, which leads to a minigame of sorts.

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Are you thinking about how to customize the Seikret in Monster Hunter Wilds? Your trusty raptor-bird hybrid mount should serve you well whenever you're roaming around regions or tackling quests. But you can also make a few changes to alter their looks. Our guide has all the details you need.

How to customize the Seikret in Monster Hunter Wilds - Seikret customization guide

You can customize the Seikret by interacting with your character's tent at any Base Camp. Go to the Appearance Menu tab and select Seikret Customization to get started.

This particular screen lets you make a few alterations to your Seikret's design, such as:

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Are you wondering about how to change your character's appearance in Monster Hunter Wilds well after you've started the campaign? Yes, it's quite possible to alter your character's looks so you can bring down beasts in style. We've got a quick guide to help you with this particular facet.

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  How to change appearance in Monster Hunter Wilds

  There are two ways for you to change the appearance of your Hunter, as well as your Palico companion:

  • Make alterations via your tent at a Base Camp.
  • Use a Character/Palico Edit Voucher from the storefront where you purchased the game.
  Changing appearance at your base

  If you just want a quick and easy way to change your character's appearance in Monster Hunter Wilds, simply interact with your tent at a Base Camp and go to the Appearance Menu tab. Select the Change Appearance option so you can tweak the following:

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Diablo 4 Season 8 will release "a couple of weeks" later than originally planned, but will feature the return of a familiar "friend."

That's all according to Diablo franchise general manager Rod Fergusson, who in a post on X explained the reasoning behind the delay.

"In the spirit of serving the game, not the plan, Season 8 will take a couple of weeks longer to bake than we initially anticipated," Fergusson said. "The team is hard at work on some great updates coming in the next season, so stay tuned. Looking forward to seeing an old 'friend.'"

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Following the events of Grand Theft Auto 5 and Grand Theft Auto Online, Trevor Philips Enterprises is no more. But Trevor Philips' former associate, Oscar Guzman, isn't going let that keep him down in the next expansion for GTA Online. Rockstar Games has announced that Oscar Guzman Flies Again will come in for a landing on March 4 with some potentially lucrative opportunities for players.

As laid out on Rockstar's site, players can purchase McKenzie Field Hangar, an airstrip that's seen better days. It may not be much to look at, but Guzman plans to help players make a killing with new missions to sell and transport illegal arms. What McKenzie lacks in aesthetics, it more than makes up for as a staging ground where players can fly a Western Duster 300-H plane and the Buckingham DH-7 Iron Mule helicopter. There will also be an opportunity to steal the Eberhard Titan 250 D, a state-of-the-art gunship that belongs to Eberhard Munitions, a multinational aeronautics and munitions manufacturer.

The current state of McKenzie Field Hangar in GTA Online.

Rockstar's description also hints at a larger conflict between Eberhard Munitions and the player's character, courtesy of Guzman's get-rich quick scheme. The good news is that owning McKenzie gives players additional storage areas for personal aircraft.

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4A Games and 4A Games Ukraine might sound like part of the same organization, but as the Metro developer recently clarified, that's not actually the case anymore. In an update, 4A Games explained that though the majority of its workers remain in Ukraine, the other studio 4A Games Ukraine (now known as Reburn) is now a completely separate entity.

In the update, 4A explains that the original founders of the studio formed 4A Games Limited to create a new HQ in Malta with 50 members of their team back in 2014. When Metro Exodus was released in 2019, 4A Games Limited created a separate studio in Kyiv and hired roughly 50 employees from their existing Kyiv office 4A Games Ukraine, which then spun off into its own separate studio no longer affiliated with 4A or the Metro franchise, now called Reburn.

This name and studio confusion stems from Reburn's recent announcement of its new project, La Quimera. It's described as a first-person shooter with a "heavy focus" on narrative, world design, and characters. The game's world and story have been created by Nicolas Winding Refn, best known for directing Drive and The Neon Demon, and it draws from Latin-American folklore.

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Monster Hunter Wilds is finally here, but one of its features has players scratching their heads: Players have to pay real-life money to edit their character if they decide they want to change up their initial look.

Players can create and customize their character for free at the beginning of the game, but if they decide they want to tweak that character later on, they'll have to cough up some real-world cash. This aspect of character customization wasn't shown in review copies of the game, so players weren't expecting to have to open their wallets every time they wish to change up their character's look.

The same also applies to re-customizing the Palico, a companion character who follows the main player-character throughout the game. On the bright side, this fee doesn't apply to changing up basic cosmetic features like hair, face/skin color, eyebrow color, makeup, or clothing. But making more in-depth changes will cost you.

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Super7 has announced a new wave of action figures for its Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles collection, as it'll be adding several familiar allies and villains to the line. Last year, Super7 brought the 2003 TMNT animated series to plastic life with figures of the four turtle-brothers, and this year, fans can pick up Casey Jones, Master Splinter, the Shredder, and a Foot Clan ninja. Each figure is priced at $55 and comes with several accessories, but Super 7 will also be offering them as a bundle that comes with exclusive extras.

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Kicking things off is Casey Jones, New York's favorite sports-themed vigilante. Like his cartoon counterpart, Jones comes with sports gear like baseball bats, a hockey stick, and a golf club, as well as an unmasked headsculpt and one featuring his signature hockey mask. The figure has quite a bit of articulation, so if you want to strike a "Goongala" pose, you can do so easily.

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The Minecraft Exploding RC Creeper launched last April, and it’s been a hot commodity ever since. Retailers can’t seem to keep this humorous remote control "car" in stock; it sold for high prices over the holidays due to limited availability. If you're interested in picking one up, Amazon and Target have the RC Creeper in stock right now. Not only is it available, but it’s on sale. Head over to either storefront right now, and you can snag the Minecraft Exploding RC Creeper for just $36.79 (was $50).

Mattel Minecraft Exploding RC Creeper $36.79 (was $50)

Featuring movement that mimics its in-game gait, the Exploding RC Creeper is a cool toy for younger Minecraft fans. Along with the ability to move the mob with the wireless controller, there's a button that activates a variety of lights and sounds. Continue pressing the button, and the Creeper will explode, sending its head flying skyward and launching 10 explosion particles from inside its chest.

The Exploding RC Creeper comes with a code for an exclusive in-game item.

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You’ll need 3 AA and 2 AAA batteries to operate the RC mob, but you can stock up with this affordable combo pack from Energizer. It buys you 24 AA and 24 AAA batteries for just $29 (was $40).

There are plenty of other great Minecraft toys to check out, so if you’re excited about the upcoming A Minecraft Movie, here are some of our favorites. Also, note that a whole new lineup of Minecraft action figures and plushies is launching this spring.

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Nintendo Switch Online subscribers have enjoyed re-released games for a variety of retro consoles for years now, but it seems that the titles on the service are not necessarily permanent. That's because Nintendo has announced that it will remove the Super Famicom sports game Super Formation Soccer on March 28, better known as Super Soccer in the US. However, this removal only applies to Switch Online in Japan.

As spotted by VGC, this will be the first time that a game has been removed from the Switch Online retro library. However, it's worth noting that Nintendo has not announced plans to remove Super Soccer from the European or North American versions of the retro library, so you can still play it for now in those regions.

It's not immediately clear why the Japanese version of the game is getting removed from the service, or whether it's a sign of more delistings to come. However, it's worth noting that the Super Formation Soccer IP appears to be owned by Spike Chunsoft, whereas Super Soccer was published by Nintendo, indicating that there's likely a rights ownership disparity by region. In today's digital gaming climate, games are often delisted for a variety of reasons.

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Fortnite is more than just a battle royale nowadays, with Fortnite Festival serving as a bonafide rhythm game. And if you’re interested in the authentic Guitar Hero/Rock Band experience, the upcoming CRKD Gibson Les Paul Blueberry Burst Pro Edition needs to be on your radar. Developed by the team responsible for Guitar Hero and DJ Hero hardware, it looks like a premium accessory that could hit all the right notes. Preorders are now open ahead of its June release, and reserving a unit now gets you a free Purple/Orange Ombre Guitar Should Strap and an exclusive Collector’s Pin for free.

If you can’t wait that long, the PDP Riffmaster is already available. The Riffmaster offers the same core features and is currently on sale for $105-$110 (was $130), depending on your platform of choice. Notably, the Riffmaster has a PS5/PS4 model, whereas the upcoming Les Paul does not.

Gibson Les Paul Blueberry Burst Pro Edition (Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PC) $130

Officially licensed by Xbox, this CRKD x Gibson guitar is compatible with Xbox Series X, Xbox One, PC, and Android devices. You’ll most likely end up using it for Fortnite Festival, but it also works for titles like YARG and Clone Hero on PC and Rock Band 4 on Xbox.

Featuring mechanical buttons for reliable input, a Hall Effect strum bar with haptic feedback, and a gorgeous Les Paul design, it’s a pretty robust plastic guitar. It even supports both wired and wireless play thanks to a 2.4GHz dongle and Bluetooth.

All your face buttons and triggers can be found on a central hub, giving you a simple way to navigate menus without needing a standard Xbox controller, and a modular fret neck lets you swap it out for a new style. Of course, no premium controller is complete without a bit of RGB lighting, and you’ll find plenty of colorful lights scattered throughout the Gibson Les Paul guitar.

Preorder at CRKD Store Gibson Les Paul Blueberry Burst Pro Edition (Multi-platform) $130

This version offers all the same features as the above, though it’s instead compatible with Switch and PC, along with older consoles like PS3. Beyond those compatibility tweaks, you’re still getting reliable mechanical buttons, a Hall Effect strum bar, and both wired and wireless support via a 2.4GHz dongle and Bluetooth.

The multi-platform controller also offer support for rhythm games beyond Fortnite Festival, including old Guitar Hero and Rock Band games for PS3 as well as PC titles such as Clone Hero and YARG.

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Looking for something that won’t take up as much space in your game room? The CRKD Neo S Fortnite Festival Edition Controller for Nintendo Switch and PC is a unique option. It has a detachable five-fret module, allowing you a more natural way to hit the notes flowing down your screen compared to the standard face buttons. At $60, it’s also much more affordable than traditional guitar controllers. Along with a vibrant purple mode, a black edition is launching on March 1.

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Over a decade ago, Skype was one of the big features that Microsoft boasted about for Xbox One--which the company coined the "all in one experience." Today, Microsoft has announced plans to shut down the video-conferencing app entirely in May, with the ability to transfer data over to Teams.

In 2013, Skype was going to be one of the ways the Xbox One stood out in the gaming industry, letting you video chat while playing Titanfall and watching TV with Snap. Remember Snap? It was the feature that put secondary applications on the right side of the screen for Xbox One.

Additionally, Skype worked with voice controls, as Microsoft touted saying things like, "Hey Xbox, Skype Mom!" This was possible as the system was initially bundled with Kinect for Xbox One. On YouTube, Skype even marketed the features with a silly promo video featuring comedian Bobby Lee.

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Sequels are hallmark of the video game industry, but no one should expect Diablo 5 anytime soon. Blizzard's Rod Fergusson said in an interview that the studio intends for Diablo 4 to stick around "for years" to come.

Diablo 4 is embracing a sort-of live-service approach with plans for yearly expansions--however, 2025's expansion is now coming in 2026. In any event, Blizzard intends to continue to support Diablo 4 as opposed to moving on right away to a potential sequel.

"I don't know if it's eternal. I think Destiny tried and did that like, 'This is a ten-year game,' and then they quickly were not," Fergusson told IGN. "We want people to see the road ahead, because we know that, to play a Diablo game, you're probably putting hundreds of hours in and we want people to know that we're respecting their time and that we're not just here and gone."

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A recent behind-the-scenes video about how The Witcher 4's impressive announcement trailer came together featured footage of the character Ciri sporting a different look--or at least that's what some fans thought they saw in the footage. The game's director has now responded, saying the studio has not modified Ciri's look and attempted to explain why her character model in the behind-the-scenes video may appear to look different from the trailer itself.

"The behind-the-scenes video features the same in-game model of Ciri as seen in the original trailer. We have not modified it," Sebastian Kalemba said. "What you're seeing is raw footage--without facial animation, lighting, or virtual camera lenses."

Kalemba also assured fans that the newly released footage in the behind-the-scenes video represents a "work-in-progress snapshot" of Ciri's look.

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One of the wildest Batman films of all time, Batman Ninja, is getting a sequel that sees the feudal Japan-era incarnation of the Caped Crusader face down evil Yakuza versions of the Justice League. If that sounds like something you'd like to see, you can grab Batman Ninja Vs. Yakuza League on Blu-ray for $23 ahead of its April 15 release.

Batman Ninja Vs. Yakuza League $23 | Releases April 15

While the first Batman Ninja saw the titular hero and his sidekicks take on the Joker, Harley Quinn, Deathstroke, and several other supervillains, the sequel pits the Caped Crusader against Superman and the rest of the Justice League, who are now all members of the Yakuza. To make matters even more complicated, Japan has disappeared from the world map, and a huge island called "Hinomoto" has appeared in the sky over Gotham, giving Batman plenty of work to do if he wants to restore his timeline.

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In case you missed it the first Batman Ninja film, you can pick up the steelbook edition for just $16.58 (was $25). The 3D-anime film was a unique take on the DC hero, taking him out of the modern and futuristic settings where most Batman stories take place in and reimagining him as a shinobi vigilante in feudal Japan. The movie was animated by Kamikaze Douga and YamatoWorks, with character designs by Afro Samurai creator Takashi Okazaki.

Plenty of other animated Batman films and TV series are available on Blu-ray, many of which are on sale. Some noteworthy options include Batman: The Complete Animated Series for $26 (was $80), and its incredible Mask of the Phantasm movie for $17 (was $34). You can also grab its sci-fi sequel series Batman Beyond: The Complete Series for $35 (was $55), and the the underrated 2004 animated Batman series for $36 (was $70).

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Today is the release date for Capcom's Monster Hunter Wilds, and fans aren't the only ones who want to get their hands on it. Pocketpair, the developer of Palworld, is declaring today a special day off just to let its employees dive into Monster Hunter Wilds.

Via Automaton, Pocketpair wrote on social media that it had received word from several of its employees that they might be feeling sick on the last day of the month, which just so happened to be the day of Monster Hunter Wilds' release. Instead of insisting that employees show up as scheduled, Pocketpair gave them a holiday.

なぜか多くの社員から、明日体調不良になるかもしれないという報告を受けたので、明日は特別休暇になりました pic.twitter.com/KhuxHJjUDo

— ポケットペア公式 - Craftopia/クラフトピア (@PocketpairJapan) February 27, 2025

Palworld's community manager, Bucky, subsequently confirmed that this is what happened. It's a very nice gesture, and probably well-deserved. Pocketpair's dev team has a lot of work ahead of then, as laid out in the roadmap of updates coming to Palworld in its second year. Some of the game's upcoming features include co-op cross-play, new pals, and new endgame content. Thanks to the team's ongoing efforts, Palworld recently crossed a milestone with 32 million players from across the globe in the game's first year.

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Necrosoft Games, the makers of Gunhouse and Hyper Gunsport, has created a huge games bundle to assist in Los Angeles wildfire relief efforts. The Itch.io charity collection features over 400 games--including Tunic, Octodad, and Hidden Folks--for at least $10. Please keep in mind these are for Itch copies and not Steam keys.

Called the California Fire Relief Bundle, the aim is to raise $100,000 for CORE, which is assisting Los Angeles shelters, giving money to survivors, and offering resources to the affected communities (hygiene kits and air purifiers, for example). All proceeds are planned to go to this organization, outside of processing fees, according to Necrosoft.

The California Fire Relief Bundle is live!! Benefitting survivors of the SoCal wildfires through the Community Organized Relief Effort (CORE). Featuring 400+ games: Tunic! Tangle Tower! Catlateral Damage! Hidden Folks! Cook, Serve, Delicious! And more! $10 minimum!! itch.io/b/2863/calif...

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— Brandon Sheffield (@brandon.insertcredit.com) February 27, 2025 at 2:45 PM

At the time of publication, more than 4,400 people had picked up the games bundle and raised over $57,000. The California Fire Relief Bundle will be available for 13 more days and features savings of roughly $3,000 if buying all of the games separately.

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Monster Hunter Wilds launches today, February 28, and some players have run into issues with the Steam version. Thankfully, Capcom has provided steps on how to fix problems such as the game not loading or the cutscenes aren't playing.

You can read the detailed steps below.

Capcom recommended to make sure that your PC meets the minimum PC requirements for Monster Hunter Wilds and that your graphics drivers are updated. Additionally, update DirectX to the latest version and make sure that the game is added to your anti-virus program's exceptions list.

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