Everything announced at Capcom Spotlight: Resident Evil 4 demo, Exoprimal, and more

If you’re a Capcom fan, you’re in for a very good 2023. The publisher currently has some big plans for the first half of the year, with releases like Resident Evil 4 and Street Fighter 6 on the horizon. With so much in the works, it makes sense that the company would want to hold its own Nintendo Direct-style livestream earlier than the typical spot in June this year.

Capcom in the spotlight | 9/3/2023 | American-English

Capcom was clear in advance about what it was showing off, noting that it would only focus on five games. We knew we’d be taking a deep dive into upcoming and existing games, including Exoprimal and Monster Hunter Rise. Plus, the big news was that it was free Resident Evil 4 the demo is now available to try. Capcom threw in a few other little surprises as well, revealing the final commentator for Street Fighter 6 and an unusual digital theme park.

If you missed the show, here’s what was announced.

Resident Evil 4 gameplay demo is out now

For the grand finale of the stream, Capcom revealed that the demo for the upcoming Resident Evil 4 the remake is out now. The trial version is called “Chainsaw Demo.” There is no time limit and players can try it as many times as they want. It appears to place players in the very opening chapter of the game, where Leon S. Kennedy must fight off a swarm of villagers.

That wasn’t the only news about Resident Evil. Upcoming CGI animated film Resident Evil: Death Island got a quick new trailer. The release is planned for this summer.

Exoprimal gets a release date and beta

Exoprimal – release date announcement

Dinosaur shooter Exoprimal received a lot of attention during the series, with a brand new trailer detailing its story and characters. The big reveal is that the game officially releases on July 14th, and the open beta will run from March 17th to March 19th. It will also launch on day one on Xbox Game Pass. The stream also detailed the game’s Survival Pass, its pre-order bonuses, and the deluxe edition, which will include some digital extras.

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective returns this June

Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective – Pre-Order Announcement

We already knew that cult classic Nintendo DS Ghost Trick: The Phantom Detective it would get a port for modern consoles this summer. Now we know its exact release date: June 30. The download includes an improved user interface, improved performance and newly edited versions of its 37 tracks. Pre-orders are available now and will include bonuses such as additional music and background sets.

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is coming to new platforms

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak coming to PlayStation, Xbox and PC on April 28th. That expansion will include every update up to the free title update 3. Capcom will host another digital event focused on the game’s next update in April.

Capcom celebrates 40 years with a digital theme park

In the most surprising announcement of the show, Capcom announced that it will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a digital theme park called Capcom Town. What does that mean? We’re not quite sure, but fans can currently register for its “grand opening” on June 12 — although the link listed for that was down at the time of writing, even after the show ended.

Street Fighter 6 gets one last commentator

Capcom has revealed the latest commentator to join Street Fighter 6: Hikaru Takahashi. The Japanese actress will join previously announced commentators including WWE Superstar Zelina Vega. In the final match, commentary will be available in 13 languages.

Additionally, Capcom revealed that Street Fighter 6 will be featured during his Pro Tour 2023 esports series. The first place winner will receive $1 million.

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection is getting new features

Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection opened the exhibition, giving another look at the collection of classic games. The segment served as a general overview of the gameplay, but also revealed some new details. The game will include all 499 patch cards that were originally only available in Japan. They can be used in Mega Man Battle Network 4 through 6. It also adds Buster Max Mode, which makes the game easier by boosting buster shots by 100. In addition, the final game will include an art gallery that includes over 1000 illustrations.

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