- Monster Hunter Wilds‘PS5 PRO improvements have been revealed
- The console offers three different benefit conditions
- Prioritization of Framerate will contain 60 FPS but do not have beam tracking
CAPCOM has revealed the PS5 PRO improvement details of Monster Hunter Wilds.
After Capcom’s Spotlight + Monster Hunter Wild’s showcase yesterday, offering a whole new look at the upcoming game prior to its release, the company has delivered the system features to the PS5 Pro.
It has been confirmed that the console will offer three benefit settings, including prioritizing resolution, balanced and prioritized framerate. Ray tracking will be activated for the first two, but disabled for the latter, and each one is sent out at different image speeds.
Prioritization of the solution will offer 30 FPS, balanced will have 40FPS, while the Prioritize Framerate will contain the highest at 60 FPS. However, it should be noted that “the image speed may fall into situations with high system load”.
Thanks to PS5 Pro’s AI-UpScaling technology, PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR), the visual quality of Monster Hunter Wilds will also be strengthened while maintaining performance “for an ultra-smooth image” when playing.
| Performance Settings | Beam tracking | Output Resolution Rendering Resolution | Image speed |
| Prioritize the resolution | Enable | 3840 x 2160 (3072 x 1728) | 30fps |
| Balanced | Enable | 3840 x 2160 (2496 x 1404) | 40fps |
| Prioritize framerate | Disable | 3840 x 2160 (1920 x 1080) | 60fps |
Capcom also revealed the details of Monster Hunter Wilds‘Other open beta test. It will start on February 6th and run over two weekends ending on February 16.
Players who download the Open Beta client will be able to try some of the game’s features in advance, including the training area, which is built exclusively for solo games, private lobby.
Content from the previous open beta test held in November will also be displayed, including the characteristics, Story Trial and a Dogshagma Hunt.
Monster Hunter Wilds launched on February 28 for PS5, PS5 Pro, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PC.
