Derek’s love of games came at an early age when his parents first brought home the Nintendo Entertainment System. From then on, countless nights were spent hunting ducks, stomping turtles, exploring far off planets, and combing through dungeons with a trusty sword and shield. Originally growing up exclusively with Nintendo products, Derek’s perspective grew to include other platforms ranging from Sony, to Microsoft, the PC, and more. As his views and opinions grew, so did the desire to connect with other players and video game fans. In 2011, his writing adventure began on his personal blog, eventually joining up with the GameRant crew in 2015. He currently covers everything from features and guides, to the latest breaking video game news.
Ahead of the Tokyo Game Show, Capcom gives fans an update on its plans for the show as well as a special Spotlight livestream to dive into the latest news from some of its games. All eyes continue to be on Capcom and its release schedule, as the company has been on an absolute tear as of late, producing hit after hit. With TGS right around the corner, fans are curious to know what is next for the company.
It’s been a highly successful couple of years for Capcom, with the company producing massive hits like Resident Evil Requiem, Pragmata, and even Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection proving to be a big success. Alongside a slate of other games, Street Fighter 6 continues to thrive as well, with a new year of DLC fighters like Yasmine having just begun in August. With Onimusha: Way of the Sword the next big game to launch for Capcom in just a matter of days, the company is now laying out its plans for September’s Tokyo Game Show event.
Similar to the past few years, Capcom announced its plans for TGS 2026, while also confirming a special 40-minute Spotlight presentation ahead of time. The showcase is planned to run on September 16 (7am PT/3pm BST) and promises to bring fans the latest details on Capcom titles, including the upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds expansion. Unfortunately, details on which specific games could appear weren’t provided, but as Capcom also announced its Tokyo Game Show plans as well, fans could now have a decent idea of what the company could be planning to show off.
Alongside the Capcom Spotlight showcase, the company is planning to have six games on exhibition at Tokyo Game Show, which runs from September 17 through 21. The lineup of games includes:
- Pragmata
- Mega Man: Dual Override
- Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen
- Onimusha: Way of the Sword
- Monster Hunter Wilds Ascendance
- Street Fighter 6
- Released
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September 4, 2026
- ESRB
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Mature 17+ / Intense Violence, Blood and Gore, Strong Language, Suggestive Themes, In-Game Purchases
- Engine
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RE Engine
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