Capcom is back with another summer showcase, and this one’s packed. The Capcom Spotlight Showcase airs on June 26, promising a full 40 minutes of updates on some of the company’s biggest upcoming games – and if you’ve been following GeForce NOW news, you’ll already recognize a couple of them.
Both Monster Hunter Wilds and Street Fighter 6 were shown in the trailer and are already playable via GeForce NOW, making them two cloud-ready highlights going into the show. But there’s more coming too – and Capcom fans should be paying close attention.
When and Where to Watch
The Capcom Spotlight Showcase takes place on:
- June 26 at 3PM PDT
- 6PM EDT
- 11PM BST
- June 27 at 12AM CEST / 7AM JST / 8AM AEST
The show will run for approximately 40 minutes, streamed via Capcom’s official YouTube and social media channels.
What Games Are Being Featured?
Capcom confirmed the showcase will include new information and developer interviews for the following games:
Monster Hunter Wilds
The latest entry in Capcom’s long-running hunting franchise has already arrived, and it’s a big one. Monster Hunter Wilds expands on the series’ signature co-op battles with new monster behaviours, shifting ecosystems, and a more immersive open-world structure. Whether you’re tracking beasts solo or teaming up with friends, Wilds pushes the formula forward with smoother traversal, better quest design, and a deeper gear system.
Street Fighter 6
Already a huge success on consoles, PC, and most recently the Switch 2, Street Fighter 6 is now the second-best-selling entry in the franchise. This showcase could be used to outline Year 3 plans, new characters, or balance changes. If you’ve been fighting your way up the ranks, now’s the time to tune in.
Resident Evil Requiem
Capcom’s upcoming horror sequel continues the legacy of Ethan Winters and the RE Engine. The game launches February 27, 2026, and hands-off previews during Summer Game Fest pointed to a strong start. With Capcom’s track record in horror, this is one of the most anticipated survival titles on the horizon. Find more in our hub for Resident Evil Requiem.
Pragmata
After years of silence, Pragmata resurfaced at SGF with a playable demo – and it left a strong impression with people who played it. It’s a strange sci-fi adventure with mysterious undertones, powerful visuals, and plenty of unanswered questions. We don’t have a release date yet, but all signs point to this being Capcom’s most experimental game in years. Dive deeper in our Pragmata hub.
What to Expect
Capcom says the showcase will focus on delivering developer insights and new info on each title, and with two of the four already available on GeForce NOW, we’ll be keeping a close eye to see if Requiem and Pragmata follow suit. Capcom’s support for cloud gaming has been growing rapidly, and this could be another step in that direction.
We’ll be covering every major announcement once the showcase wraps, so keep an eye on Game Mode Now for the latest.
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