CapGod or Crapcom 2026 Incoming?

Which of Capcoms Next 3 Major Releases Will Be A Hit?

  • Pragmata, RE9, and Onimusha

    Votes: 33 39.3%
  • Only two of the 3

    Votes: 23 27.4%
  • Only 1

    Votes: 22 26.2%
  • None of them will be good and I never planned to play any of them because I’m a miserable person

    Votes: 6 7.1%

  • Total voters
    84

Arsic

Loves his juicy stink trail scent
Capcom is setting up to have a massive year of releases in 2026.

Recent releases seem to indicate perhaps Capcom is back to crapcom after a lot of years as CapGod.

Will 2026 be their year with 3 certified bangers? Which of the 3 do you think will be the standout hits?
 
RE9 is a surefire hit. I feel like Onimusha will be successful in it's own right but not on the level of RE9. Pragmata I'm not sure about. It looks interesting enough but I dunno about the public at large. It's a wildcard.

And they've been Capgod since the 80s to me.
 
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Somewhere inbetween ("Capclinical"). RE9 will obviously review the best, but I'm a little tired of First Person RE. I hope Onimusha turns out good. I don't have a lot of hope for Pragmata, but I hope my gut is wrong.
 
Somewhere inbetween ("Capclinical"). RE9 will obviously review the best, but I'm a little tired of First Person RE. I hope Onimusha turns out good. I don't have a lot of hope for Pragmata, but I hope my gut is wrong.
RE9 can be played both first person and third person.
 
Onimusha has a chance to be good. Pragmata looks mediocre at best and the RE9 footage ive seen reminds me of Resident Evil (Netflix tv show) too much

(not talking about financials, but quality)
 
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Capcom lost me over the years.

SFV and SF6 were both disappointing. I don't care about Monster Hunter or Resident Evil. Pragmata looks boring.
 
RE9 has a strong shot at my goty most likely, Onimusha will do well. The verdict on Pragmata is the wildcard. They will nail at least 2 of 3 imo.
 
"Capcom fans" haven't played Haunting Ground, any Breath of Fires, Gotcha Force, any Lost Planet games. They just want RE, SF, MH. Over and over.

I'll be buying Pragmata to support original IP but I doubt it'll do well. Onimusha will net some nostalgia brand name sales and some from people curious but only RE will be a success.
 
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Like every other RE mainline entry lately, it'll review reasonably well (mid 80s) but sell extremely well (10m+ units) regardless.

Onimusha could review extremely well, and sell reasonably well. 5-6m units in year one.

Pragmata will review in the late 70s/early 80s, and probably sell 1-2m units. It has generic sci-fi written all over it.
 
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As far as quality goes I'm only expecting pragmata to be good. While going back to Raccoon City and referencing outbreak is enough to get me to give a crap I don't honestly expect RE9 to be any good after how 7 and 8 turned out. Love to be wrong though.
 
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They left Dragon's Dogma 2 in the dust, so they be Crapcom.

But RE9 and Onimusha both look dope.

Yeah...sad af. I hope they are working on something else with it's combat system. I love climbing on monsters and having a full party with me in combat. It's amazing.
 
I want to see more pragmata. If RE9 can be played in vr, I'll get it. Onimusha? Eh I have the original right here for ps2. Never got around to it.
 
Pragmata - completely New IP, looks great and unique (the best looking RE Engine game after RE2-4 remakes and DMC V), but I just don't get why are they slowing down combat so much with stupid hackin' puzzle. I think this hacking shit must be removed or simplified significantly to work like in Starbreeze's excellent Syndicate, where you can just press one button without slowing down combat so much and waste a lot of time. One other thing to note is that... well, it's just doesn't look all that complicated gameplay-wise overall, plus the tone of it... how should I put it, it's more like a game for a dude and his daughter to just relax, turn their brains off and play the game each evening, rather than something more serious for adults like Binary Domain, Dead Space, Cronos or The Last of Us. I'm not saying everything should be serious, but what I've seen of the game so far is just not what I imagined it'll be or something I'll have fun with. Also, the girl is so annoying... I can't see myself playing the game for 10+ hrs with her constantly having comments about everything you do and shit - ND risked a lot with Ellie in TLOU but somehow managed to make her a great character you care about, rather than be annoyed by most of the playthrough.

I appreciate them making something new, but I think this game will struggle to find an audience and will flop for this reason especially if they'll be asking $60-70 for it.

RE Requiem - we literally seen nothing of substance 3 months before release, but given that I don't like 7 and especially 8, I can hardly imagine Requiem will be better even with 3rd person perspective. I only care about remakes cuz at least here they're doing far better job so far, even RE3R I liked for what it is, but 7 and 8 was anything but what I want from RE, hell I don't even like any of the characters they showed so far. So yeah, zero expectations for something even remotely good.

Onimusha - well, I made a thread about it, so nothing new to say here except that I've a lot more fate and expectations for this new game while being very sceptical.

So yeah, RE Requiem will probably sell better than 7 or 8 just cuz it's not about idiotic and stupid Winters family, Onimusha will sell $1-2 mil at least during the first year and Pragmata... it'll struggle, man, very badly. Like, the concept is great, but what they did with it gameplay-wise is just anything but fun and exciting - if they'd made something similar to Vanquish with it, it could've been A LOT better.
 
These are safer bets than, say MH Wilds, which always looked crap.

I was simply in denial that they could botch it like that after back to back excellent games.

Though Dragons Dogma 2 being average was also pretty surprising to me.

Still I think RE9 + Pragmata are looking like a win.
 
RE9 expecting it to be great and would be surprised if it's a dud.

Pragamata from what I've seen it doesn't look great and something feels off.

Ominusha should be good? 🧐

So perhaps somewhere in the middle of Crapcom and Capgod.
 
RE9 is going to be a hit. I am certainly looking forward to Ominusha but it has never been that successful a series. I wouldn't be surprised though if the Remake of Zero comes out as well next year. There is also Okami 2 that will likely be 2027 but you never know. Could be an amazing year
 
For RE9 I have the Steelbook preordered and Onimusha will probably be day one for me as well. Pragmata I don't really care about.

But actually I'm most excited about which new RE Remake Capcom is going to announce next year. CV, RE1 or RE0? I would find all of those 3 super interesting. Can't wait to see which one they do.

Capcom doing good work at the moment.
 
Super solid lineup.

1) Pragmata - most interested in this one. Seems like it could be pretty unique. Reminds me of an old Dreamcast arcade game or something.
2) Onimusha - looks good. Would like to see more puzzles and complex level design. So far all we've really seen is decent combat and a lot of nice motion capture animation.
3) RE9 - honestly haven't seen much to get excited about. I still need to play 8. I'll get this on sale, and I'm sure it'll be pretty good.
 
Way I see it they are un full crapcom mode, but this is the opinion of a dogma fan so I'm probably biased.
 
Not sure, I feel like Pragmata is the most interesting to me but I am a fan of Onimusha. I've barely played Resident evil but I'm slowly collecting the series. It's probably going to be mediocre.
 
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