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Capcom: Monster Hunter Wilds Physical Copies Need 15GB Update

by Hunter May 30,2025

Physical copies of Monster Hunter Wilds will require a 15GB update before you can dive into the action, according to Capcom. For those who have pre-ordered the digital version, the company recommends downloading the latest update now to ensure seamless gameplay when the game launches on February 28.

A recent social media post from the account Does it play?, which champions physical media, noted that while this massive update isn’t mandatory for offline play, it does address several technical and visual aspects that could enhance the overall experience. Although Capcom hasn’t released detailed patch notes or specifics on what the update includes, players can expect potential improvements to performance and visuals.

In the meantime, if you're eagerly awaiting Monster Hunter Wilds, consider checking out our roundup of the 10 Best Monster Hunter Games. IGN awarded the highly anticipated title an 8/10 in its review, praising its refined mechanics while noting a lack of substantial challenge. To prepare for your adventure, explore our guides on the total time commitment for beating the game, the full list of confirmed monsters, and an in-depth look at the 14 weapon types available.

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