Capcom Online Program: live coverage for Street Fighter 6 and more | Digital Trends

During a new trailer, we finally got a deeper look at *Street Fighter 6’s *World Tour mode too. Players control a fully customizable character, which they can fully explore areas with in addition to being able to participate in beat ’em up and traditional fighting game battles.

Capcom also confirmed that classic Street Fighter characters Dhalsim, Blanka, E. Honda, and Ken will all return in* Street Fighter 6*, gave a first look at the online Battle Hub, and teased a mode where players can customize the win conditions.

Street Fighter 6 launches in 2023.

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection was also discussed by Capcom.

We learned that the remastered collection would have a high quality image filter, music player, gallery mode, a 3D Mega Man that talks to the player in the game’s battle, and online battles and chip trading.

We got another look at Capcom’s PvPvE dinosaur game Exoprimal, with a new trailer primarily focusing on the story.

The game is set in 2040, and follows a Aibus Exosuit pilots, who crash lands on an island, where an AI forces them to participate in endless Wargames to survive. The player character is know as Ace, while they will work with suit mechanic Lorenzo, engineer Alders, Exosuit pilots Majesty and Magnum, and support android Sandy.

We also got a look at the Skywave Exosuit, blade rig, the Dilophosaurus and Carnotaurus and Neo T. Rex enemies, and how players can customize Exosuits.

Capcom went on to bring up the remake of Resident Evil 4. We learned that it will also come to PS4 when it launches next year. We also got confirmation that a Resident Evil Showcase will take place in October, but it did not get a specific date or time.

Capcom reiterated some previous platform announcements. Resident Evil 8 *launches for Mac later in 2022, on Nintendo Switch as a cloud version on October 28, and for PlayStation VR2 in 2023. *Resident Evil 2, 3, and *7 *are all also coming to Switch as cloud versions. Later on in the presentation, Capcom released a trailer for those cloud ports.

Next, Capcom gave an update on Resident Evil Village: Gold Edition. It confirmed that over 6.5 million copies of the game had been sold worldwide before detailing the Winters Expansion dropping next month.

We then got an extended look at what the new third-person mode looks like, and it’s definitely reminiscent of the Resident Evil 2 and 3 *remakes. We then got another look at Shadows of Rose, which takes place 16 years after the events of *Resident Evil Village. Finally, we as The Mercanaries Additional Orders and some of the new characters players can control in battle, like Lady Dimitrescu.

Resident Evil Village: Gold Edition launches on October 28.

To kick off the show, Capcom gave use details on the next Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak update. Free Title Update 2 will add new monsters, weekly event quests, layered weapons, anomaly investigations, and more.

The new monsters are named Violet Mizutsune, Risen Chameleos, and Flaming Espinas and will surely give you and your friends a tough challenge to overcome. Meanwhile, layered weapons is what Capcom calls the “transmog” feature where players can change the look of weapons with stats they like. Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Free Update 2 launches on September 29.

It’s almost time for the TGS 2022 Capcom Online Program!

Even after hosting an event at E3, Capcom decided to come back during TGS and give us updates on their exciting game lineup.

Between Street Fighter 6, Exoprimal, Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection, Resident Evil Village, and Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak there’s a lot of fans to look forward to!