Capcom will air a Capcom Spotlight livestream on Thursday, June 26, featuring a selection of its upcoming games, along with updates for ongoing games, like Monster Hunter Wilds. The showcase is set to feature some of Capcom’s biggest upcoming titles, including the recently announced Resident Evil Requiem.

Capcom has laid out the four games it plans to show, and while there is always a chance of a surprise, Capcom Spotlights don’t usually feature any major new game announcements. Here’s everything you need to know to tune in.

How to watch the Capcom Spotlight

Capcom will stream the Capcom Spotlight on its YouTube and Twitch channels, with subtitles available in 13 languages. You can also watch the stream on GameSpot’s YouTube channel.

Capcom Spotlight start time

The Capcom Spotlight starts at 3 PM PT / 6 PM ET on Thursday. Capcom has said the livestream will last about 40 minutes.

Here are the start times for different time zones:

• 3 PM PT
• 6 PM ET
• 11 PM BST
• 8 AM (June 27)

What to expect

While there is always a small chance for surprises, Capcom has announced the four games that will be featured in the livestream. Those games are Monster Hunter Wilds, Resident Evil Requiem, Pragmata, and Street Fighter 6.

Resident Evil Requiem was announced during Summer Games Fest 2025, and now Capcom is planning to show off more of it during the stream. Some outlets, including GameSpot, got to see an extended demo of Resident Evil Requiem, which could be shown here to the public. It’s also possible that Capcom has even more to show, since Resident Evil Requiem launches on February 26, 2026

Pragmata got a new trailer at Summer Game Fest along with a 2026 release window. GameSpot played a hands-on demo of the puzzle-shooter at Summer Games Fest, and it seems possible Capcom could show off more gameplay here. Considering Pragmata got its 2026 release window just a few weeks ago, it seems unlikely that a more specific date will be announced during the Capcom Spotlight.

Monster Hunter Wilds, which currently has overwhelmingly negative reviews on Steam due to ongoing performance issues, will likely see announcements of new content updates, including potential upcoming events or new monsters. While there will most likely be a Monster Hunter Wilds expansion announced at some point in the future, it is probably too soon for that to be revealed.

Capcom recently announced the DLC fighters coming in Year 3 of Street Fighter 6–Sagat, C. Viper, Ingrid, and Alex–but Sagat, the first character to be released, doesn’t have a release date just yet. There will likely also be other updates, like new cosmetics and perhaps a showcase of the new fighter.

With the showcase running for about 40 minutes, it seems like there won’t be much time for additional announcements. However, Capcom has unveiled a classic game collection or two at past showcases, so never say never.

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