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Let’s just rip the bandage off right now: If you’re planning to play Monster Hunter World: Iceborne on PC, you’re in for an extra four months of waiting around while console hunters get to work in Hoarfrost Reach. Capcom has confirmed a January 2020 release date for the Steam version of Iceborne.

This news isn’t surprising so much as it is disappointing. As ever, I wish Monster Hunter supported cross-platform character data, even if it was just a one-way transfer from PS4 or Xbox One to PC.

To keep us in good spirits, let’s focus on the positives. It’s all I can do.

Capcom has detailed a few new monster subspecies arriving with Iceborne – Viper Tobi-Kadachi, Nightshade Paolumu, and Coral Pukei-Pukei – and that’s cool. But more importantly, there’s this:

And this:

Actually, no – these steamy gems only make the wait that much harder. What have I done?

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