The lineup will receive more details closer to the showcase. However, it seems a given that titles like Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, which releases on June 30th, and Exoprimal, out in July, will show up. Resident Evil 4 Remake’s upcoming VR Mode may also get a release date and maybe a tease for Separate Ways, rumored to be a separate paid expansion.

The real question is whether we’ll see Pragmata, the sci-fi action-adventure announced in 2020 for PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC. It’s supposed to be releasing in 2023, but there have been no updates since its last delay. Hopefully, the Capcom Showcase will provide some answers.

The timing of this announcement is interesting since the publisher is hosting the final Digital Event for Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak on June 7th. A potential reveal of the next Monster Hunter at the showcase, perhaps? Regardless if that happens, we’ll likely see other titles like Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, Dragon’s Dogma 2 and the mysterious Pragmata (still slated for this year).

Capcom may even sneak in an announcement for Resident Evil 4 Remake’s Separate Ways. The side story is rumored to be more extensive than its original incarnation and releasing as a separate paid DLC later this year, with a dataminer discovering references to the same in-game. Of course, it’s possible that we only get a tease since Resident Evil 4 Remake’s VR Mode isn’t out yet.

Summer Game Fest starts on June 8th at noon PT with a two-hour-long showcase, so stay tuned for more news in the coming days.

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