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Console players will receive a large update, version 1.012 (full version 1.012.000), known as the 1.2 patch for Where Winds Meet.

Players are looking for a red dress, and can usually buy it for around 300 Groschen, depending on Henry’s reputation and how well they negotiate.

Where Winds Meet is a popular, free-to-play action role-playing game set in an open world inspired by Chinese martial arts. It quickly gained a large player base, reaching 9 million players in just two weeks. The developers plan to continue adding new content, with more updates scheduled for early 2026.

In an interview with PC Gamer, executive producer Martin Klima explained that the game will feature a system similar to GTA: San Andreas, where the main character, Henry, can gain or lose weight based on what he eats. This weight change will also impact the clothes he’s able to wear.

Disguises are a gameplay feature that allow you to completely change your character’s appearance – not just cosmetically, but functionally – for a limited time. It’s a surprisingly complex system with a lot going on beneath the surface.

On July 2, 2025, Microsoft cut approximately 9,000 jobs, with a significant portion of the layoffs impacting its Xbox division. The cuts were particularly jarring given comments from Xbox head Phil Spencer, who stated the company’s gaming business was performing well. Several projects were also canceled as a result, including the planned reboot of Perfect Dark (along with the studio developing it), Rare’s Everwild game, and a new online multiplayer game, codenamed Blackbird, that was in development at ZeniMax.

Both Final Fantasy and The Elder Scrolls are famous role-playing game series, and both have inspired countless internet memes. This isn’t the first time the two franchises have playfully referenced each other. A dungeon in The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind includes a nod to a villain from Final Fantasy 6, and Final Fantasy Dimensions references the famous “arrow in the knee” line from Skyrim. Now, Final Fantasy 14 has added another reference to The Elder Scrolls.

While Monster Hunter Wilds builds on what came before, it’s much more than just a collection of older games. It introduces a ton of new monsters, helpful improvements, and a truly expansive open world. The recent addition of the monster Gogmazios, combined with these changes, is strengthening the idea that the game’s endgame will bring back a powerful Elder Dragon that fans haven’t seen in a long time.

The recent Title 4 update for Monster Hunter Wilds is a significant improvement, designed to re-engage existing players and attract those who stopped playing. Many consider it the best update released for the game yet, and it could be exactly what the game needed to revitalize it.

Okay, so I just saw a new video from Reece Reilly, a YouTuber who usually gets pretty reliable info about games, and he says Bethesda and Xbox are aiming to release the next big RPG – the one that follows Oblivion and Skyrim – around 2028! But that’s not all he said… there’s more to the story.