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The Tokyo Game Show 2025 is still underway, and many companies are showcasing some of their upcoming games and even updates to existing ones. Naturally, Capcom showed up and brought its Online Program, packed with excellent news for many of its games. In case you missed it or just want a summary of everything that was announced, we’ve compiled every trailer, news bit, and upcoming update that Capcom has in store for all of us.
A New Pragmata Trailer
Don’t worry, it wasn’t delayed. Pragmata is still coming in 2026, and to make sure everyone will play it next year, Capcom unveiled a new trailer, showing the release window again and a lot of gameplay footage. For starters, we got to see how the upgrading systems will work, as well as a glimpse at some of the hacking gameplay, which sees Diana messing with enemies’ systems to let Hugh take them down. There was also some exploration gameplay, but the biggest takeaway is how unique its combat system feels. Although there isn’t a specific release date, Pragmata is scheduled to land in 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Also, if you manage to make it to TGS 2025, you’ll be able to play a demo of Pragmata.
Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection Is On Its Way
We have not one, not two, but seven Mega Man games coming in 2026, as part of the Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection. The bundle will include all the Starforce titles, such as Pegasus, Leo, Dragon, Zerker x Ninja, Zerker x Saurian, Black Ace, and Red Joker. However, the collection isn’t just a bunch of re-releases, as there are many features coming to them, such as new difficulty settings, bonus cards, and online matches. The Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection will launch in 2026 on Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
The Street Fighter 6 Roster Keeps Growing
Year 3 of Street Fighter 6 isn’t over, as Capcom has given us an extended look at C. Viper during its TGS 2025 Online Program. We already knew this iconic fighter was coming, but now we got a look at her gameplay, which brings shocking punches and fiery kicks. This Street Fighter 4 legend arrives on October 15, but you can already start working on the Fighter Pass, which has exclusive rewards. And if that wasn’t enough, there’s a collaboration coming with Street Fighter 6 and Banshee’s Last Cry, and it will be free for everyone.
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy Gets a Free Update
Players looking for more Phoenix Wright action will be happy to know that a free update is coming on November 15. This update will add a Gallery Mode, an Episode Selection Mode that lets you pick any episode from the list, so you can play it whenever you want, and a Story Mode that solves puzzles for you, letting you focus on the narrative. On top of that, support for Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese languages is included with this update.
Onimusha: Way of the Swords Unveils Its Story Trailer
The upcoming Onimusha: Way of the Sword unveiled its story trailer, but since it has an age restriction, we’ve linked it here so you can watch it. While we already got some gameplay footage before, we now have a look at the narrative behind this Onimusha entry, which follows Musashi, who is stuck with the Oni-gauntlet as he fights Genma in Kyoto. There are several new characters who’ve made an appearance and will likely appear throughout the game. Also, if you’re lucky enough to be at TGS 2025, you can play a demo of Onimusha: Way of the Sword.
Monster Hunter Wilds x FFXIV Launches on September 29
We already got an extended look at what Monster Hunter Wilds would bring to FFXIV, but now it’s the other way around as our hunters are gearing up to tackle Omega Planetes. Beyond this new encounter, Monster Hunter Wilds players will be able to get Dark Knight gear with exclusive actions, such as The Blackest Night, Edge of Darkness, and more. Also, there’s Pictomancer gear and skills coming to Wilds, as well as the long-awaited Chocobo mounts. While this is landing on September 29, Arch-Tempered Nu Udra is on its way, and we also got a teaser of the Free Title Update 4, which brings the terrifying Gogmazios.
Monster Hunter Stories 3 Gets an Extended Cut Trailer
We already knew about the release date of Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, but the Capcom Online Program gave us an extended cut, showcasing new gameplay footage, our new felyne companion, many new characters, and some lore details. However, one of the things that shocked (no pun intended) many was the reveal of Rey Dau at the end, which we can only imagine will be a blast to fight, and hopefully, tame. Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection launches on March 13, 2026.
As you can see, the TGS 2025 Capcom Online Program was full of surprises, and you’ll be able to try most of them if you’re at the event. If not, let’s hope Capcom will launch demos worldwide in the future, at least for the new games that are coming out in the next few months.
