Capcom Spotlight Livestream Announced for This Week; Will Feature Pragmata, Mega Man: Dual Override and More

Capcom has announced its next Capcom Spotlight showcase, which will include updates on its upcoming games. The Capcom Spotlight event will take place this week on March 5th, just days after the release of Resident Evil Requiem. The showcase will showcase Capcom’s upcoming games, such as “Pragmata”, “Mega Man: Dual Override”, “Monster Hunter Story 3: Twisted Reflection” and more.

Capcom Spotlight Announced

Capcom made an announcement on its website and social media channels on Tuesday, confirming that its game showcase will take place on Thursday, March 5. Capcom Spotlight will be broadcast live on Capcom’s YouTube and Twitch channels at 2 PM PT (3:30 AM IST on March 6).

Capcom says the broadcast will be approximately 30 minutes long. The digital event will be available with subtitles in 13 languages.

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Capcom also confirmed the content of the live broadcast. Capcom Spotlight will highlight five of the company’s upcoming games: Monster Hunter Stories: Twisted Reflection, Pragmata, Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection, Mega Man: Dual Override, and Street Fighter 6 Years 1-2 Fighter Edition.

Twisted Reflection is Capcom’s upcoming role-playing game and will launch on PC, PS5, Xbox Series S/X, and Switch 2 on March 13. The sci-fi action-adventure game “Pragmata” will launch on the same platform on April 24.

The Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection bundles emulated versions of all three titles in the Mega Man Star Force series originally released on the Nintendo DS into one package, launching on March 27. “Mega Man: Dual Override” is the 12th mainline title in the series and will be launched on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo platforms in 2027.

The Capcom Spotlight will air just days after the company launched Resident Evil Requiem to critical acclaim. The survival horror game featuring dual protagonists marks the series’ return to Raccoon City and is now the highest-rated game on Metacritic.

At last June’s Capcom Spotlight event, Capcom showed off both first- and third-person gameplay for Resident Evil Requiem. The survival horror game is now available on PC, PS5, Xbox Series S/X and Nintendo Switch 2.