Capcom has officially shared its full TGS 2025 lineup, and Monster Hunter Stories 3 on Switch 2 is one of the standout announcements. Scheduled for late September, Tokyo Game Show will give players a hands-on look at some of Capcom’s most anticipated titles, with strong support for Nintendo’s next-gen platform.
The company will bring a mix of beloved franchises and new entries, with Switch 2 versions front and center. Monster Hunter Stories 3 returns with deeper turn-based mechanics and an original story set in a world shaped by “twisted reflections.”
Monster Hunter Stories 3 and Other Major Titles
Among the games confirmed for TGS 2025:
- Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection (Switch 2)
- Monster Hunter Wilds
- Monster Hunter Outlanders
- Resident Evil Requiem
- Resident Evil Survival
- Onimusha: Way of the Sword
- Pragmata
- Street Fighter 6
Capcom says fans can expect exclusive content and gameplay previews, particularly around the Switch 2 versions of its titles. For RPG fans, the return of the Monster Hunter Stories series represents a major moment.
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Capcom’s Special Program Returns
On September 24, Capcom will host an Online Special Program to showcase extended footage, developer interviews, and unreleased details. This broadcast will set the tone for their physical presence at the show.
TGS 2025 officially runs from September 25 to 28 at Makuhari Messe, and Capcom’s booth promises to be a major draw. With Switch 2 gaining more support and titles like Monster Hunter Stories 3 leading the way, Capcom’s lineup signals a strong close to the year.
Additionally, Capcom’s TGS 2025 presence signals the company’s evolving strategy for next-gen platforms like the Switch 2. With that in mind, multiple titles are now optimized for the new hardware, including Monster Hunter Stories 3. As a result, the publisher is clearly positioning itself to stay competitive in both the Japanese and global markets. Moreover, this approach reflects Capcom’s commitment to delivering core franchise experiences across a broader range of devices. Ultimately, it ensures fans on newer consoles aren’t left behind as flagship series like Resident Evil and Street Fighter continue to evolve.
