B ack in September, Capcom raised eyebrows when it unveiled the PC specs for Monster Hunter Wilds, which say the best you can expect from a recommended GPU is 60 fps at 1080p on m

Capcom have declared that they hope to bring down the recommended PC specs for open world dinosaur-tipping simulator

Eurogamer reports that Capcom is working to lower the recommended PC specs for the upcoming open-world game Monster Hunter Wilds.

Excitement continues to mount ahead of Monster Hunter Wilds' release next month, but if there's one big question mark around the whole thing, it's just what sort of performance improvements Capcom has been cooking up since its rather wobby public beta.

Capcom has explained that it's looking at potentially reducing the recommended GPU specs of Monster Hunters Wilds before launch next month.

Capcom is responding to worries about the performance of the PC version of Monster Hunter Wilds. Capcom is looking into ways to lower the recommended GPU requirements, in what hopefully is a sign of game development trends.

As Monster Hunter Wilds' February 28 release date nears, developer Capcom has said it's looking into lowering the recommended GPU requirements. Confirmation comes from the official German Monster Hunter X/Twitter account,