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Capcom business and news from across the web.- Resident Evil Requiem får story-expansion: "Gå djupare in i världen"Capcom has announced a story expansion for Resident Evil Requiem, with director Koshi Nakanishi stating it will delve deeper into the game's world. Details regarding the release date are scarce, but the expansion is planned alongside a new photo mode and a mini-game coming in May.
- Ben Diskin Wont Return as Mega Man, Cites AI Protections and Union ContractVoice actor Ben Diskin will not return as the voice of Mega Man in Mega Man: Dual Override, citing concerns over AI protections and union contract issues. Diskin previously voiced Mega Man in Mega Man 11.
- Resident Evil Requiem får storyexpansion: "Gå djupare in i världen"Capcom has announced a story expansion for Resident Evil Requiem, with director Koshi Nakanishi stating it will delve deeper into the game's world. Details regarding the release date are scarce, but the expansion is planned alongside a new photo mode and a mini-game coming in May.
- Capcom's Demo For Its New IP 'Pragmata' Has Now Hit Two Million DownloadsCapcom's new intellectual property, Pragmata, has achieved two million downloads for its demo and two million wishlists. The game is now slated for release on April 17, 2026, with the demo available on platforms including the Nintendo Switch.
- Mega Man actor Ben Diskin says he's been replaced after refusing to work without union protectionsActor Ben Diskin claims he has been replaced in Mega Man: Dual Override after refusing to work on the project without union protections. Diskin stated that Capcom intends for the game to be a non-union production.
- Games Inbox: Should Capcom remake Resident Evil 6?This collection of reader letters discusses various gaming topics, including the potential for a Resident Evil 6 remake, the rising cost of amiibo figures, and the future of Xbox's hardware strategy. Other points of discussion include the design of Nintendo's Virtual Boy games, the marketing of Fortnite, and the perceived lack of major releases from Naughty Dog this generation.
- Capcom Cranks Up the Drama for Resident Evil Requiem GraceCapcom is reportedly pushing for more "cinematic performances" from voice actors in Resident Evil Requiem Grace to match advancements in the game's technical development. This focus on elevated performances suggests a significant push in both technical and narrative aspects for the upcoming horror title. While no release date is confirmed, insights indicate a potential 2026 or early 2027 launch window.
- Mega Man: Dual Override Hit With “Do Not Work Order” by SAG-AFTRASAG-AFTRA has issued a "Do Not Work Order" for Capcom's upcoming game Mega Man: Dual Override, preventing union members from participating. Voice actor Ben Diskin, who voiced Mega Man in Mega Man 11, announced he will not return for the new title due to the lack of union protections and concerns over AI usage. The game is slated for a 2027 release on multiple platforms.
- Ben Diskin Won’t Return as Mega Man, Cites AI Protections and Union ContractVoice actor Ben Diskin will not return to voice Mega Man, citing concerns over artificial intelligence protections and union contracts. The discussion touches on the future of voice acting in games and mentions other Capcom titles like Pragmata and Viewtiful Joe.
- Mega Man's voice actor says he won't be returning in Dual Override over non-union contract concernsVoice actor Ben Diskin, who voiced Mega Man in Mega Man 11, will not return for Mega Man: Dual Override due to concerns over non-union contract terms and AI protections. SAG-AFTRA has issued a "do not work" order for the game, stating Capcom has not initiated the signatory process. Diskin expressed willingness to work on a lower-budget union contract, highlighting industry uncertainty and layoffs.
- Ben Diskin, Voice Of Mega Man Won't Return For Dual Override, Capcom Foregoing Union Contract | ConsoleBen Diskin, the voice actor for Mega Man in Mega Man 11, will not return for Mega Man: Dual Override due to a dispute with Capcom over union contracts. Diskin stated he was offered the role on the condition of working without union protections, which he felt was too risky due to potential AI usage of his voice, despite Capcom's assurances.
- Resident Evil Requiem story DLC is in developmentCapcom has confirmed that story downloadable content for Resident Evil 9 is currently in development. Further content updates for the game are planned.
- Ben Diskin not returning for Mega Man: Dual Override, statement sharedBen Diskin will not be returning to voice Mega Man in the upcoming game Mega Man: Dual Override. Diskin shared a statement on social media explaining his departure, noting that Capcom wished for his return but with conditions he could not meet. The article implies Capcom wanted him back but ultimately he will not reprise the role.
- Mega Man 11 actor won't return for the next game in the series because Capcom refuses to work under a union…Veteran voice actor Ben Diskin, known for voicing Mega Man in Mega Man 11, will not return for the upcoming Mega Man: Dual Override due to Capcom's refusal to work with unionized voice actors. This decision highlights a dispute over labor practices within the gaming industry.
- Resident Evil Requiem is getting story DLC and moreKoshi Nakanishi, director of Resident Evil Requiem, announced that a Story Expansion is in development, promising to delve deeper into the game's world. The game will also receive a photo mode and an unspecified minigame in May. Resident Evil Requiem has received favorable reviews since its launch.
- Resident Evil Requiem Story Expansion DLC in DevelopmentCapcom has confirmed that a story expansion DLC is in development for Resident Evil Requiem. Director Koshi Nakanishi also stated that patches adding a minigame and photo mode are expected in the coming months. The game has sold over five million copies and is available on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC.
- Resident Evil Requiem is too scary for series veteran Hideki Kamiya, who argues Capcom "should make a 'non-scary' mode" because "look, I just want to enjoy the puzzles"Veteran developer Hideki Kamiya, who directed Resident Evil 2, finds the new Resident Evil Requiem too scary and advocates for a 'non-scary' mode to focus on puzzles and combat. Despite his own contributions to the horror genre, Kamiya prefers to enjoy the gameplay elements without the intense frights.
- Tokyo Xtreme Racer Review (PS5) - Impulse GamerThis review covers Tokyo Xtreme Racer for the PlayStation 5, noting its release alongside strong sales figures for various Nintendo Switch and PlayStation consoles. The article also details software sales for new releases like Resident Evil Requiem and Mario Tennis Fever.
- Resident Evil Requiem director acknowledges the Leon thirst and marriage debate all in one as he jokingly lets slip a mock-up of the hot unc starring in The Bachelor: "Whoops..."Resident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi playfully addressed fan speculation about Leon Kennedy's marital status by sharing a mock-up of Leon starring in 'The Bachelor'. This follows recent discussions and fan theories surrounding the character's relationship in the game.
- Mega Man Voice Actor Won't Return For Sequel Because Capcom Won't Go UnionVoice actor Ben Diskin will not return as Mega Man in Mega Man: Dual Override due to Capcom's refusal to use a union contract with SAG-AFTRA protections. Diskin cited concerns over AI voice usage and the lack of union backing. SAG-AFTRA has issued a "Do Not Work" order against the game, which is slated for a 2027 release on multiple platforms.