Capcom has launched a new showcase event that will feature news and updates on its most recent games. Capcom is one of the gaming industry’s largest publishers, and it’s already having a fantastic 2023 owing to a few blockbuster releases.
Capcom had previously released Resident Evil 4 and Street Fighter 6 to great acclaim, with Metacritic scores of 93 and 92, respectively. The publisher also released Monster Hunter Rise for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, which was previously only accessible on PC and Switch. Capcom has now stated that a fresh presentation will be held soon, providing gamers a look at upcoming projects from its studios.
Capcom has announced a Capcom Showcase digital event for June 12 at 3 p.m. PDT. The presentation will last approximately 36 minutes and will offer new information on Capcom’s upcoming portfolio of games; however, some of the games included in the exhibition may not be suitable for children. The company said that further details on the program will be released closer to the event, adding that it will also use the occasion to commemorate its 40th anniversary.
Tune in on June 12, 3pm PDT for a Capcom Showcase digital event featuring roughly 36 minutes of news and updates on our latest games.
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Capcom will most likely have 36 minutes to display numerous titles, and it will be intriguing to see if the publisher chooses to introduce brand-new games in popular series like Monster Hunter and Resident Evil. Capcom unveiled Dragon’s Dogma 2 gameplay footage during the previous PlayStation Showcase event, but the game may receive an expanded demo during this presentation.
Some enthusiasts may also be looking for information on Pragmata, a science fiction game that was first unveiled during a PlayStation event in 2020. Pragmata hasn’t been shown much since its debut teaser, thus the upcoming Capcom Showcase event could offer more details on this title.
Some users may be concerned that Pragmata may become the next Deep Down, a game that was publicly announced in 2013 before disappearing totally. In addition to Capcom, June is jam-packed with gaming events, with Xbox and Ubisoft both conducting showcases in the following days.
The Xbox Games Showcase will air on June 11 at 10 a.m. PT, immediately followed by Bethesda’s highly anticipated Starfield Direct, while Ubisoft Forward will begin on June 12 at 10 a.m. PDT. Other gaming events to look forward to include the PC Gaming Show on June 11 and Summer Game Fest on June 8. Overall, it’s an exciting time for video game players, as several publishers are expected to introduce new titles at various showcase events.
