Horse racing simulation game Winning Post 10 2024 for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC, and shoot ’em up Radirgy 2for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Switch are the highlights of this week’s Japanese video game releases.
06.03.2024 - 12:19 / gameranx.com
Capcom has revealed they will be hosting a Capcom Highlights digital event series this week and next week.
These two events will mark the first time Capcom is hosting a major presentation to talk about their games for 2024. On the side, it may be the last such piece of marketing they have planned for this financial year, which ends on March 31, 2024.
They have also laid out their schedule, and as explained by Video Games Chronicle, they won’t be showing off Monster Hunter Wilds in the event.
So, what can we look forward to for Capcom Highlights?
On day one, scheduled tomorrow at March 7 at 3pm PT, they will be showing off their next upcoming major release, Dragon’s Dogma 2. Buzz on this title is very good, even with the growing controversy over its rumored 30 FPS performance lock. Dragon’s Dogma 2 will be released On March 22, 2024, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Windows via Steam.
Alongside Dragon’s Dogma 2, we will also get to see their mysterious new IP, Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess. Capcom has shown us some impressive trailers confirming its Japanese mythology theme, but they haven’t revealed much about the game at all. For now, all we know is that they called it a “strategy/action game experience.”
So, we expect to learn more about Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess in this event, but we may not have to wait that long. Today’s Xbox Partner Preview event will also put a spotlight on the game. While we may learn more during Capcom Highlights, this Xbox Partner Preview may be where Capcom decides to really explain what this one is all about.
Capcom Highlights day two is scheduled on March 11 at 3pm PT, and will spotlight some of their more recent releases.
Street Fighter 6 was released all the way back in June 2023, and has seen a steady release of new playable characters. Ed was just released last month, so we may get a preview of who’s coming next.
Exoprimal released last July, receiving mixed reviews and selling a few ten thousand short of a million units as of September 2023. If Capcom has more good news on its sales, we’ll likely learn it here. If not, we can expect news on more content for the game in the future.
While we won’t get news on Monster Hunter Wilds, there will be Monster Hunter games at the second event. There will be news about Monster Hunter Now, their new mobile augmented reality game with Niantic, as well as the upcoming rerelease of Monster Hunter Stories.
And of course, we never know if Capcom is keeping some surprises in stock as well. Given the unique schedule of these events, Capcom should have some news on what they accomplished in the last year, and what they have planned in the next one.
Horse racing simulation game Winning Post 10 2024 for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC, and shoot ’em up Radirgy 2for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Switch are the highlights of this week’s Japanese video game releases.
Publisher eXtend and developers Toybox Inc. and Karakuri-ism have announced Side Kicks! beyond, a Switch, iOS, and Android port of the otome visual novel Side Kicks! originally released for PS Vita in March 2017. It will launch in 2025 in Japan.
Digital pet RPG adventure game Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago will launch for PC via Steam and itch.io, iOS, and Android on April 30, publisher Astrolabe Games and developer 14 Hours Productions announced. It will support English, Japanese, and Chinese language options.
PQube will release MAGES.-developed romance visual novel SINce Memories: Off the Starry Sky for PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC via Steam in the west, the publisher announced. Release timing was not announced, but Amazon lists a September 24 release date.
Dragon’s Dogma II for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, Rise of the Ronin and Hi-Fi RUSH for PlayStation 5, and Princess Peach: Showtime! are the highlights of this week’s Japanese video game releases.
The sun is out and shining in my part of the world, with a lovely spring day coinciding with the end of this year’s Six Nations. It feels like a foregone conclusion that Ireland will wrap things up against Scotland, but maybe I’m just trying to jinx them for a surprise final day turnaround that sees Scotland, France or England win it instead? Imagine the drama!
Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin, quietly one of the best action/farming sims of the past few years, is being made into a lovely new anime series, and it's out later this year.
Ib for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, and MACROSS Shooting Insight for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC are the highlights of this week’s Japanese video game releases.
Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact is a 2D fighting game and will be available for PlayStation 5, Switch, and PC via Steam when it launches, publisher Bushiroad Games and developer Eighting announced.
Atlus has announced the Persona 3 Reload: Expansion Pass, which includes three DLC packs starting with a bundle of new music releasing next week on March 12.
Capcom has announced a new digital event that will take place across two broadcasts over the next week.
NIS America, the publisher in charge of bringing Trails through Daybreak — and all of Falcom's other RPGs — to the West, has announced that it'll be hosting an «early look» livestream of the game next week. NISA's partnering with speedrun charity RPG Limit Break, and the broadcast will air through its Twitch channel on the 5th March at 5pm PST / 8pm EST, which equates to 1am GMT / 2am CET on the 6th March here in Europe.