Mega Man: Dual Override
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Capcom announces Gamescom 2026 lineup, including playable Dragon’s Dogma II: Dark Arisen and Mega Man: Dual Override
Capcom has announced its playable lineup for Gamescom 2026, featuring the debut of Dragon's Dogma II: Dark Arisen and Mega Man: Dual Override. Attendees will also have hands-on opportunities with Onimusha: Way of the Sword and Street Fighter 6, alongside eSports activities and live streams.
Mega Man Crossover Arrives at McDonald’s Japan
McDonald's Japan has launched a promotional campaign featuring Capcom's Mega Man franchise, offering digital bonuses and themed mobile wallpapers for My McDonald’s Rewards members. The campaign also includes a new rendition of the fan song "Can't Beat Air Man" to promote their Premium Roast Ice Coffee. Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection is available on multiple platforms, with Mega Man: Dual Override planned for release in 2027.
McDonald's Japan Appears To Be Teasing Another Capcom Collab
McDonald's Japan is teasing a new collaboration with Capcom, featuring the iconic character Mega Man. Following a previous Street Fighter-themed burger menu, this new partnership could include themed menu items and potentially in-game unlocks. Mega Man is also approaching its 40th anniversary in 2027 with new game releases planned.
Capcom says it's eyeing Devil May Cry, Ace Attorney, Dragon's Dogma for 'sequels, remakes, ports, etc.', and I'll gladly take the excuse to get my hopes up
Capcom has indicated plans to expand its intellectual property value through sequels, remakes, and ports for franchises such as Devil May Cry, Ace Attorney, and Dragon's Dogma. This strategy aims to elevate these series to become future growth engines, similar to their success with Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter. The company also mentioned leveraging generative AI in development while continuing to increase its workforce.
Capcom is bragging about its 2026 games line-up and says it's ‘not done' yet
Capcom is boasting about its strong 2026 video game lineup, which includes successful titles like Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata, alongside the upcoming Onimusha: Way of the Sword. The company highlights the critical and commercial success of its recent releases, with several games ranking highly on Metacritic and achieving significant sales milestones. Capcom also has future content planned for existing titles and is rumored to be working on further Resident Evil remakes.
Saudi Investment Firm Has Increased Its Stake In Capcom
Saudi investment firm Electronic Gaming Development Company (EGDC) has increased its stake in Capcom to 6.04%, making it the fourth-largest shareholder. This investment, valued at approximately $617 million, follows EGDC's previous acquisition of a 5.03% stake. Capcom also announced plans to reveal more games before the end of fiscal year 2027, focusing on both new and established franchises.
Mega Man Dual Override Key Artwork Revealed via New Merchandise
The official Japanese Mega Man Twitter account revealed key artwork for the upcoming Mega Man Dual Override, believed to be drawn by Yuji Ishihara. The game will feature traditional 2D action platforming with a futuristic presentation and a new form for Mega Man. It is slated for a 2027 release on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PC.
Capcom Jokes About Mega Man In Pragmata With This Impressive Outfit
Capcom played an April Fools' joke by showing Pragmata's protagonist Hugh dressed as Mega Man, sparking fan debate about its potential inclusion. While officially an April Fools' gag, the detail suggests the costume might be a serious possibility, especially given Capcom's recent efforts to promote the Mega Man franchise with titles like Mega Man: Dual Override and collections.
Mega Man OSHI WORKS Figures Open for Pre Orders
Capcom and Kotobukiya have opened pre-orders for new OSHI WORKS figures featuring characters like Roll, Mega Man, Dr. Wily, and Dr. Light from the Mega Man series. The article also mentions the availability of Mega Man Star Force: Legacy Collection on multiple platforms and the upcoming 2027 release of Mega Man: Dual Override.
Mega Man Lead Producer Outlines Capcom's Strategy for Growing the IP's Games
Capcom producer Shingo Izumi outlined the company's long-term strategy for the Mega Man franchise, aiming to balance new game development with legacy collections as the series approaches its 40th anniversary. This approach includes alternating between new titles and collection releases to maintain a consistent presence and grow the fanbase. Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection is available now, and Mega Man Dual Override is in development for multiple platforms.
Another Saudi Firm Has Acquired Stake in Capcom
Saudi investment firm EGDC has acquired a 5.03% stake in Capcom, marking the second Saudi entity to invest in the company. Capcom also announced plans to reveal more games before the end of fiscal year 2027, focusing on both new and established series.
SAG-AFTRA issues "do not work" orders against Mega Man: Dual Override
SAG-AFTRA has issued a "do not work" order against Capcom's upcoming game, Mega Man: Dual Override, after voice actor Ben Diskin stated he would not return to the role without union contract protections. Diskin cited concerns over AI usage and Capcom's refusal to unionize the project, despite SAG-AFTRA's recent tentative agreement following an 11-month strike. This action advises union members against providing any services for the production, which is slated for a 2027 release.
Mega Man: Dual Override Is Hit By Actors' Union "Do Not Work" Order
SAG-AFTRA has issued a "Do Not Work" order against Capcom's upcoming game, Mega Man: Dual Override, due to the company failing to engage with the union for voice actor protections. Voice actor Ben Diskin revealed Capcom asked him to work without union protections, citing concerns about AI usage. This action follows a previous strike by video game actors over similar issues.
SAG-AFTRA issues a Do Not Work Order against Capcom for "failing to initiate the signatory process"
SAG-AFTRA has issued a "Do Not Work Order" against Capcom's upcoming game Mega Man: Dual Override, citing the company's failure to initiate the signatory process. This prevents voice actor Ben Diskin from reprising his role as Mega Man due to concerns over union contract protections and the potential use of AI. The union has been in negotiations with game publishers regarding AI and labor rights.
'I Need a Union Contract to Feel Safe': Broken Hearted Mega Man Voice Actor Won't Star in New PS5, PS4 Game
Voice actor Ben Diskin, who voiced Mega Man in Mega Man 11, will not reprise his role in the upcoming Mega Man: Dual Override due to Capcom's refusal to provide a union contract with AI protections. Diskin stated his decision is not about money but about feeling safe in an industry facing layoffs and uncertainty. Other voice actors, like Steve Blum, have voiced support for Diskin's stance.
Mega Man: Dual Override Has Been Hit With A Do Not Work Order
SAG-AFTRA has issued a "Do Not Work Order" against Capcom's upcoming game, Mega Man: Dual Override, due to the publisher's failure to engage with the union. Voice actor Ben Diskin cited concerns over AI protections and the lack of union contract enforcement as reasons for his departure from the role of Mega Man. The game is slated for release on multiple platforms including PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Capcom accused of ditching union contracts on Mega Man: Dual Override
SAG-AFTRA has issued a 'Do Not Work Order' for Mega Man: Dual Override, accusing Capcom of refusing to offer union contracts. Voice actor Ben Diskin stated he would not return for the project due to Capcom's stance. The union emphasizes the importance of Global Rule One to protect member earnings and gains. Mega Man: Dual Override is scheduled for a 2027 release on PC and consoles.
Mega Man Voice Actor Won't Return for Dual Override as Capcom Reportedly Won't Hire Him With 'The Protections of a Union Contract' - IGN
Voice actor Ben Diskin will not return for Mega Man: Dual Override due to Capcom's refusal to offer a union contract, citing concerns over AI protections. SAG-AFTRA has issued a "Do Not Work Order" against the production, as the publisher has not initiated the signatory process for union actors. Diskin expressed his desire for union protection to ensure AI safeguards are enforceable, especially given the industry's current uncertainty and layoffs.
Mega Man voice actor announces he won't be back for Dual Override due to lack of "protections of a union contract"
Voice actor Ben Diskin announced he will not return to voice Mega Man in Mega Man: Dual Override due to the project not being unionized. Diskin, who voiced the character in Mega Man 11, stated he cannot risk working without the protections of a union contract, despite Capcom's assurances regarding AI usage. Mega Man: Dual Override is slated for a 2027 release on PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One & Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Historic, First-Ever Union Formed By Workers At 2K Games
Motion-capture performers at 2K Games' Petaluma studio have formed the first union for such workers in the US, named RPG-IATSE. They have unanimously ratified their first contract with parent company Take-Two Interactive, securing benefits like wage minimums, bonuses, and protections against AI likeness reproduction. This follows similar labor actions in the games industry, including a SAG-AFTRA strike.
