In the latest showcase, Capcom shared another look at the second character in the ‘Year 4’ DLC pass for Street Fighter 6. Arjun will join the fight on 13th October 2026, with a Fighters Pass available now. He’ll be followed by Tifa from Final Fantasy VII (in early 2027) and Bosch is following this release in Spring 2027.
Capcom is also running a collab with the new Street Fighter movie where players will receive special challenger screen images:
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And last but not least is a new swimsuit reveal for C.Viper. This fourth outfit will drop alongside the release of Arjun:
Monster Hunter Wilds Teostra Reveal And More
To end the showcase, Capcom gave Monster Hunter fans an extended cut of the new expansion Ascendance for Monster Hunter Wilds. It includes the return of the elder Dragon Teostra.
As shown in the new trailer, this expansion will see existing characters return with new looks. It also shows off the locations and other monsters hunters can expect to encounter.
The expansion will include new and evolved actions as well. This includes the boost bracer, a new attachment temporarily enhancing certain actions and fourteen weapons.
Several refinements are also being implemented to improve the overall experience, including faster weapon swaps, changing equipment outside of a tent, bulk changes utilising new hunter loadouts, and a detailed display of monster hide toughness.
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As previously revealed, this expansion will also be coming to the Switch 2 release in 2027. The base game (including all previous updates) launches on Nintendo’s new hardware later this year on 4th December 2026. It includes a range of multiplayer options you can find out more about in our previous post.
To celebrate TGS 2026 and its latest Spotlight, Capcom is also hosting a sale across all platforms, with up to 88% off select titles. Pragmata is having a “first time sale” as well.
So, what did you think of the latest Capcom Spotlight? Let us know in the comments.
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