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Monster Hunter Wilds is hosting an open beta test this week, and anyone who's been keeping an eye on Capcom's newest beast-slaying adventure will be desperate to know how and when they can play a bit before its release on February 28. We've pulled together everything you need to know about the open beta test, like how long you have to play, and what exactly you'll get to do, so you can make the most of every minute. The Monster Hunter Wilds open beta test will be available on PC from 8 PM PT on October 31 to 6:59 PM PT on November 3. A pre-load will be available 24 hours before the launch time too, so all you have to do is boot it up and jump right in once it unlocks to save yourself from wasting precious play time waiting for a download. This is the same for anyone hoping to play on PS5 or Xbox Series X|S. However, PS5 players with an active PS Plus subscription will get earlier access to the open beta test, which will run from 6 PM PT October 28 to 7:59 PM PT October 31 instead. There's no need for a code or key to get into the Monster Hunter Wilds open beta test. All you need to do is go to the Monster Hunter Wilds Steam page and download the open beta client. The beta test gives you full access to character and Palico customization, which can be transferred to the full release on February 28, and the tutorial hunt against a Chatacabra. You'll then be able to embark on one more hunt against a Doshaguma, where you'll be able to fire an SOS flare to play with friends or join your friend's games. For an open beta test, it's a fair bit of Monster Hunter to sink your teeth into and hopefully tie us over until the game launches in February. Plus as a reward for participating and creating a character in the open beta test, you'll unlock two gifts in your full game too: a Felyne pendant to hang off your weapon or Seikret, and an "open beta test bonus item pack" consisting of 10 mega potions, five rations, five lifepowder, five armor spheres, two max potions, two herbal remedies, and two nulberrys. So, more than enough to get you set up and ready for your first hunt on February 28. Kara is an evergreen writer. Having spent three years as a games journalist guiding, reviewing, or generally waffling about the weird and wonderful, she’s more than happy to tell you all about which obscure indie games she’s managed to sink hours into this week. When she’s not raising a dodo army in Ark: Survival Evolved or taking huge losses in Tekken, you’ll find her helplessly trawling the internet for the next best birdwatching game because who wants to step outside and experience the real thing when you can so easily do it from the comfort of your living room. Right? https://www.pcgamer.com/games/action/monster-hunter-wilds-open-beta-unlock-time/

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2024 may just be the year of the iPhone Pro. Long kept in the shadow of its bigger, more fully featured sibling, the Pro Max, the Pro has received a welcome upgrade this year, making the iPhone 16 Pro arguably the best ‘small’ phone on the market. No longer denied the 5x zoom camera of its larger sibling, the 16 Pro is now a top-of-the-line iPhone but with a more compact profile that allows for single-handed use. Plus, the improved battery puts it on a par with last year’s 15 Pro Max (around 14 hours in real terms), meaning you won’t run o ut of juice at the tail end of the day, either — another check in the ‘win’ column. The 16 Pro has a fractionally bigger screen than the 15 Pro, with the same always-on,120Hz display, which remains one of the best smartphone screens we’ve encountered. That 5x zoom, combined with the 48 megapixel standard and ultra-wide lenses, delivers outstanding image quality across the board, genuinely making us question the need for a dedicated DSLR when you have something this capable resting in your back pocket. And if you’re lucky enough to own Apple’s Vision Pro, then you can even shoot spatial video (and photos) for viewing on the headset, putting you in proper sci-fi territory with 3D holographic snaps. The big external change to the 16 Pro also involves the camera, as it now has a dedicated camera button, which co-exists alongside last year’s action button (now free to do something else) and not only fires up the camera app, but lets you take pictures and adjust settings on the fly, massively speeding up your shutter time. A glorious hand set from top to bottom. gadgets

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It’s been a dour year for CPUs – AMD’s initial Ryzen 9000 lineup offered minimal performance uplift and suffered from (since-fixed) Windows-related performance woes, while Intel’s radical new Core Ultra chips wound up being slower than their predecessors in gaming. But things ended with a bang courtesy of AMD’s jaw-dropping Ryzen 7 9800X3D. Thanks to a second-generation V-Cache that eliminated the caveats required by earlier X3D models – the 9800X3D isn’t a drawback for productivity now! — AMD’s new gaming champion brought the heat against Intel. The Ryzen 7 9800X3D obliterates Intel’s flagship Core Ultra 9 285K by 25 to 30 percent on average, with the whupping hitting an almost unbelieveable 45 percent in Cyberpunk 2077. Madness! I can’t remember the last time I witnessed a hardware beat down this relentlessly violent. If you want the single best gaming chip you can buy, the Ryzen 9 9800X3D is it – by a whole hell of a lot. -Brad Chacos https://www.pcworld.com/article/2515928/the-best-pc-hardware-and-software-of-2024-2025.html