Monster Hunter Wilds is Surprisingly Great in Single-Player

The Besties

Leisure, Video Games

4.9 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 28 February 2025

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Over the past 12 years, The Besties have — one by one — fallen in love with the Monster Hunter series. The latest entry, Monster Hunter Wilds, is the most welcoming version yet. It’s still a tremendous multiplayer experience, but the group discusses how well this entry works solo. Plus, Plante talks about his new love: the new revival of Tokyo Xtreme Racer, an all-but-dead racing series from the 2000s

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0:00.0	Russ, why don't you tell everyone what you just told Justin right before we started recording?
0:04.9	Just exactly. Don't put any more mustard on it than it had.
0:06.8	Just like tell me how you told me.
0:08.3	Okay.
0:08.7	So, Justin, next week we're doing a game called Split Fiction, which is the game from the team that made It Takes 2.
0:16.6	It is a exclusively co-op experience.
0:20.9	You can only play it with two people.
0:22.8	And I know that Griffin's going to be traveling.
0:25.6	Yeah.
0:26.4	And you're going to be playing with plant, you explain to me.
0:28.7	And I'm going to be playing.
0:29.8	And this was not even like.
0:31.4	Not a conversation.
0:32.5	This is not a conversation.
0:33.8	I want to be clear with this.
0:35.6	Russ is like, I am playing it with plant. And everyone in town is supposed to be clear with this. Russ is like, I am playing it with plant and everyone in town is supposed to be like,
0:41.5	yeah, ops.
0:42.5	And then you're like, and then go ahead.
0:44.5	Go ahead, Russ.
0:45.1	Go ahead with part two.
0:46.1	And then you can play if you want.
0:48.9	I guess I didn't know.
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