Hot off the zombified heels of Resident Evil Requiem, a brand-new Capcom Spotlight has arrived with updates on Street Fighter 6, Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Pragmata, and much more. <\/p>\n
We’ve gathered all the biggest moments and reveals right here to ensure you don’t miss a thing, and we’d love to know what your favorite part of the show was!<\/p>\n
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Gets an Action-Packed Overview Trailer Filled With Gameplay<\/p>\n
While we still don’t have a release date beyond 2026, Capcom gave us our best look yet at Onimusha: Way of the Sword in a brand-new overview trailer. <\/p>\n
Onimusha: Way of the Sword stars a lone samurai named Miyamoto Musashi, and the game is set in 17th Century Edo-Period Kyoto. Way of the Sword will take us through iconic locales like Kiyomizu-dera Temple as Musashi fights back against the Genma ravaging the land and forges a new fate.<\/p>\n
Musashi will run into other characters throughout his journey, including his old rival, Sasaki Ganryu, and he’ll need to use all his skills and his Oni Gauntlet if he hopes to succeed.<\/p>\n
Street Fighter 6 Welcomes Alex to Its Roster on March 17 and Reveals Outfit 4 for Elena and Dee Jay<\/p>\n
Street Fighter 6 is gearing up to welcome Alex to its roster on March 17, and fans will be delighted to know that Kenny Omega provided some of the motion capture for the fighter. It was also revealed that JAMProject had contributed a new BGM track to the game called ‘Go! Alex! Hope is Born!’.<\/p>\n
Capcom also discussed the Alex Arrives! Fighting Pass and Outfit 4 for Elena and Dee Jay (which will be included in the Swimsuit Series!). <\/p>\n
Pragmata Gets a Gameplay Trailer and Moves Its Release Date Up a Week<\/p>\n
Capcom kicked off its Capcom Spotlight presentation by sharing a brand-new look at Pragmata. However, the biggest news may be that it moved its release date up from April 24 to April 17, meaning you’ll be able to jump into Hugh and Diana’s sci-fi adventure a week early!<\/p>\n
We also got another look at Pragmata’s Deluxe Edition, which includes the Shelter Variety Pack. That pack features additional costumes, rare digital artwork viewable in game, and more. You can also pre-order the game to get Hugh Outfit – Neo Bushido and Diana Outfit – Neo Kunoichi.<\/p>\n
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection Gets a Launch Trailer and a Ton of Bonuses<\/p>\n
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection will be released on March 13, 2026, and Capcom shared its launch trailer again and revealed some new details, as well as an overview of the story of the game.<\/p>\n
Twisted Reflection takes place when Azuria and Vemeril are locked in conflict and the Crystal Encroachment is at their door, and there are twin Rathalos for the first time in forever but only one rider. <\/p>\n
Capcom also talked about bonus features, including receiving layered armor for those who have saved data from other Monster Hunter games. Monster Hunter Stories save data will get players the Hakum Rider Outfit, Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin the Mahana Rider Outfit, Monster Hunter Ride the Kamura Garb, and Monster Hunter Wilds the Hope Layered Armor Set.<\/p>\n
Speaking of outfits, linking your platform with a Capcom ID will net you the Catcom Works Outfit for Rudy.<\/p>\n
There will also be free DLC that will launch at launch, including the Accessory: Gold Circlet and Layered Armor for Simon: Wind Wyvern’s Friend, the latter of which changes his appearance to the Legiana Armor theme. <\/p>\n
For a limited bonus, those who pre-order the game or purchase a physical copy will get the Layered Armor for Eleanor: Skyscale Queen<\/p>\n
Street Fighter: The Movie Shares Behind-the-Scenes Footage<\/p>\n
Street Fighter: The Movie is set to be released in theaters on October 16, 2026, and today’s Capcom Spotlight shared some fun behind-the-scenes footage of the film that will be shows at Capcom Cup 12. <\/p>\n
How Capcom Is Celebrating 30 Years of Resident Evil<\/p>\n
In celebration of 30 years of Resident Evil, Capcom revealed a bit of how it will be celebrating this milestone, in addition to the already released Resident Evil Requiem. These festivities include a new collaboration with Universal Studios Japan that will be inspired by Requiem itself, a new Resident Evil 2 arcade game, Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Concerts -Symphony of Legacy-, and the 30th anniversary set known as Resident Evil Generation Pack (Resident Evil 7, 8, and 9!).<\/p>\n
Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection Online Features<\/p>\n
Capcom gave us a glimpse into the online features of Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection. Players will be able to use saved data to use and edit their decks. Players will also be able to select multiple titles when searching for online matches.<\/p>\n
There will be Casual Match, Ranked Match, and Friend Match, along with other features like Trading and Brother List. Speaking of the Brother List, this has been updated to allow players to include 100 Brothers instead of 6. <\/p>\n
Mega Man: Dual Override Boss Character Design Contest Winner Revealed<\/p>\n
In the lead-up to Mega Man: Dual Override, Capcom held a contest for its community to help design a boss in the upcoming title. There were 10,000 entries, Capcom picked the best 20, and the community chose the six winners with their votes. <\/p>\n
The development team noticed that many of the designs were similar to the actual bosses that will be featured in the game, and Capcom took that opportunity to tease the seven bosses with a silhouetted picture of them all together. <\/p>\n
As for the winners, they included Cleanser Man, Sweeper Woman, Recycle Man, Cactus Man, Juggle Man, and Valve Man. However, only one will make its way to Mega Man: Dual Override, but we’ll have to wait a bit longer to find out who that is.<\/p>\n
Capcom Cup 12 & Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025 Schedule Revealed<\/p>\n
Capcom Cup 12 & Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025 are nearly here and Capcom revealed what will be happening on each day of the event, and you can check it out below;<\/p>\n
Day 1 (March 11): 48 warriors converge from around the globe – Capcom CupDay 2 (March 12): Only the Survivors Advance – Capcom CupDay 3 (March 13): Elite players and teams battle on the same stage – Capcom Cup and SFLDay 4 (March 14): Grand Prize $1,000,000, the 2025 Champion will be crowned – Capcom CupDay 5 (March 15): Only one team stands above all – SFL<\/p>\n
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