Capcom Spotlight Returns Tonight with Updates on Pragmata, Street Fighter 6, and Monster Hunter Wilds—But Resident Evil: Requiem Steals the Show

Oh man, where do I even start with all the stuff Capcom’s been throwing at us this month? It’s a bit like they just dumped a box of surprises on the floor and told us to dig in. We had that big reveal of Resident Evil: Requiem at the Summer Game Fest — kinda like waving a piece of candy in front of your face and then pulling it away, you know? And Pragmata’s back, which I honestly thought was six feet under. Plus, a little something for Street Fighter 6 fans. Yeah, that’s right, more punches and kicks.

So, here we are, waiting for this Capcom Spotlight thingy to give us the real juice. Supposedly, it’s going to spill all the beans that the earlier events just hinted at. Is it weird that I’m kinda excited? Because, you know, big reveals are my jam.

They’ve said we’re getting a full scoop on the Monster Hunter Wild update—Title Update 2 or whatever they’re calling it. Honestly, keeping track of these names is like trying to remember my neighbor’s cat’s name. But hey, some folks are really into releasing dates and updates, more power to them!

Then there’s this business with Street Fighter 6. Apparently, Sagat’s coming back this summer. You know, the big dude with the eye patch? And others like C. Viper and Alex will join later. It’s like waiting for a train that’s eternally delayed. But they might actually tell us exactly when Sagat’s arriving, so there’s that.

Pragmata — oh boy. Did anyone else think it vanished? Capcom said, “Not so fast,” and now they’re showing gameplay and talking a 2026 launch. Talk about a plot twist! They even had it playable at the fest, so maybe we’ll see more tonight. Call me curious, because I am.

Now, Resident Evil Requiem. Everyone’s buzzing about it. It was teased just enough to make our heads swirl with questions. What year is it set in? What’s going on in that twisted world? The devs gave a sneak peek to some media folks, and honestly, I’m just hoping we all get a good look tonight.

Capcom Spotlight kicks off with all this chaos at 3 PM PT, 6 PM ET, and 11 PM BST. It’s 40 minutes long—long enough for a good ol’ streaming session. You can catch it on YouTube or Twitch or whatever else you fancy. Should be a show, folks. Grab your popcorn — or chips, if that’s more your thing.