It was recently Capcom's turn to air their lineup at the ongoing Tokyo Game Show 2022 event. While nothing new was unveiled, fresh information was divulged regarding a handful of known, existing, and upcoming games. These include the likes of Exoprimal, Resident Evil 4 Remake, Megaman Legacy Collection, Street Fighter 6 (SF6), and more.
Many of the announced games are headed to current-generation systems, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. However, it seems like Capcom is not abandoning one specific last-gen console yet: the PlayStation 4.
Two upcoming games from the Japanese publisher are coming to PS4 as well, namely Resident Evil 4 Remake and Street Fighter 6. The latter is a brand new remake of the GameCube classic built from the ground up in the developer's proprietary RE Engine.
SF6 is the latest entry in the acclaimed Street Fighter series of fighting games. It is a stark departure from previous entries in the franchise in the sense that it will feature an open world with a narrative revolving around a custom character.
Both games will arrive on PS4 but not on its competitor Xbox One. Moreover, the Nintendo Switch has been left out as well. The Super Mario developer's portable hybrid being left out is understandable considering the technical constraints but seeing Capcom skip the green team's home console is odd. In this scenario, it is very likely that Sony approached Capcom to request the inclusion of their aging system into the development pipeline.
Yes, it is possible that Capcom may not deem the 2013 Xbox console profitable anymore. But another upcoming game will be available on the Xbox One: Exoprimal, the multiplayer dinosaur-slaying third-person shooter. It is also slated for a 2023 release, just like Street
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