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PlayStation unveils limited edition Monster Hunter Wilds DualSense controller

PlayStation unveils a limited-edition Monster Hunter Wilds DualSense controller, launching February 28 2025, with Open Beta from October 29 2024.

PlayStation enthusiasts and Monster Hunter fans, get ready for a treat! PlayStation has just unveiled an exciting limited-edition DualSense wireless controller, designed in collaboration with Capcom to celebrate the upcoming release of Monster Hunter Wilds. This unique controller will launch alongside the game on February 28 2025, and with an exclusive design, it’s bound to turn heads and appeal to gamers who love PlayStation and the Monster Hunter series.

Priced at S$109, the controller will be available for pre-order starting November 22 2024. Here’s what you need to know about this exclusive release, from its standout features to details on the Monster Hunter Wilds Open Beta Test happening this autumn.

An exclusive design that captures Monster Hunter Wilds

The limited-edition Monster Hunter Wilds DualSense wireless controller brings the game’s rugged and vibrant world to life. Decked out in colours and patterns inspired by Monster Hunter Wilds, the design is an impressive blend of style and functionality. With a mix of earthy tones and fierce highlights, the controller’s artwork reflects the adventurous spirit of the game, bringing fans a unique way to immerse themselves in the Monster Hunter universe.

The Monster Hunter Wilds DualSense controller retains all the features that make the DualSense a top choice for gamers. Known for its advanced haptics, adaptive triggers, and immersive feedback, the controller will give players a more tactile experience, amplifying everything from in-game sounds to the feeling of combat and exploration. With the game and controller debuting together, it’s the perfect way to dive into the action-packed world of Monster Hunter Wilds.

The controller’s exclusive release also adds to its appeal. Available only for a limited time, it’s anticipated to become a collector’s item for fans of the series. Mark your calendar for November 22 2024, if you’re eager to pre-order, as these limited editions often sell out quickly.

Open Beta Test for Monster Hunter Wilds starts in October

Alongside the controller’s release, Capcom and PlayStation have announced an Open Beta Test for Monster Hunter Wilds, allowing players to experience the game before its full release. PlayStation 5 users can join the beta, with early access exclusively for PlayStation Plus subscribers before it opens to the broader PlayStation community.

For PlayStation Plus subscribers, the early-access beta will begin on Tuesday, October 29, 2024, at 10:00 am (GMT+7) / 11:00 am (GMT+8) and run through Thursday, October 31, 2024, at 9:59 am (GMT+7) / 10:59 am (GMT+8). This exclusive period allows subscribers to explore the game’s features battle monsters and get an early taste of the gameplay that fans have been waiting for.

Following the early access, the Open Beta will open to all PlayStation 5 users on Friday, November 1, 2024, at 10:00 am (GMT+7) / 11:00 am (GMT+8). It will continue until Monday, November 4, 2024, at 9:59 am (GMT+7) / 10:59 am (GMT+8). This extended access window allows all PS5 players to try the game for an entire weekend, offering plenty of time to engage in the new challenges and get a feel for the latest instalment of the Monster Hunter series.

A thrilling new era for PlayStation and Monster Hunter fans

The excitement surrounding Monster Hunter Wilds and its custom-designed DualSense controller reflects the growing trend of game-themed hardware releases. These exclusive controllers enhance gameplay with special designs and offer fans a piece of memorabilia that represents their favourite games. Capcom’s collaboration with PlayStation to bring this limited edition to life highlights its dedication to delivering immersive experiences for players.

As the game’s February 2025 release date approaches, fans can look forward to pre-ordering the controller and marking their calendars for the Open Beta Test. The thrill of experiencing new game mechanics paired with a uniquely designed controller makes Monster Hunter Wilds an exciting launch to watch.

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