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Monster Hunter: Wilds
Monster Hunter: Wilds gets a Dynamic Theme for Xbox Series S/X
It is already available and completely free of charge.
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In connection with major game releases, Microsoft usually offers Xbox Series S/X users a so-called Dynamic Theme, and few games are bigger than Monster Hunter: Wilds, which has broken all kinds of records for Capcom in recent days - not least as their fastest selling title ever.
Consequently, it may not be entirely surprising that there is now a Dynamic Theme based on Monster Hunter: Wilds theme for Xbox Series S/X to use, as usual completely free of charge. VGT Gaming News shows via Bluesky how to change the theme and what this new creation looks like, take a look below.
If you want to know more about Monster Hunter: Wilds, we suggest you read our review here.
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