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Monster Hunter: World
Capcom has release new Monster Hunter: World footage, as well as the first details on its post-launch plans. The new trailer features several of the game's Elder Dragons, including the steel dragon Kushala Daora and the flaming Teostra.
In addition to those creatures, the clip shows Dodogma, a wyvern that feeds on rocks. After chomping on stone, his body converts the digested bits into an explosive substance that he can spit at his foes.
PlayStation 4 players will be able to join in the final beta for the game starting January 18, and running through January 22. This last look at the game before its January 26 release date features the quests that were available in previous betas, as well as a chance to take on the Nergigante.
As far as post-launch content goes, the first free title update will arrive in the spring. It adds the ravenous monster Deviljho, who feeds on anything unlucky (or stupid) enough to get in his way.
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