Capcom's golden streak continues as Onimusha and Pragmata sell well, but Monster Hunter Wilds conspicuously absent from financial report

eurogamer.net Oct 28, 2026

Capcom’s golden streak continues as Onimusha and Pragmata sell well, but Monster Hunter Wilds conspicuously absent from financial report

Curated by Shubham · TechCapsules · Oct 28, 2026

AI-summarised brief · reviewed before publication

Capcom reported strong first‑half FY2026 results, driven by digital sales of new titles Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Pragmata, and Resident Evil Requiem. Onimusha surpassed 1.7 million copies, Pragmata reached 2.7 million, and Requiem exceeded 8.5 million. The publisher logged its highest‑ever unit sales for any half‑year, aided by a robust back‑catalogue and discount sales. Notably, Monster Hunter Wilds was omitted from the report, despite prior 11 million‑copy sales and upcoming Switch 2 release and expansion.

💡 Why It Matters

· The omission signals a potential slowdown for Wilds, raising questions about its long‑term revenue contribution.
· It also highlights Capcom’s strategic focus on newer IPs over legacy franchises.

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Prepare for WoW: Forever with the new mockumentary series, “Planet Azeroth”

Blizzard Entertainment will launch World of Warcraft: Forever, a Classic+ reimagining of the game, on November 4, 2026, for PC. To promote the title, the company is releasing a three‑part mockumentary series, World of Warcraft: Planet Azeroth, hosted by comedian Bill Bailey. The videos showcase Azeroth’s revamped lighting and graphics, featuring iconic monsters and locations such as Elwynn Forest, Durotar, and Tirisfal Glades. Episodes 2 and 3 will drop on October 30 and November 1, 2026, ahead of the game’s release. The series aims to build hype and highlight the game’s nostalgic appeal.

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ign.com · Oct 28

PS Plus November Games Include Dead Island 2 and Tomb Raider Remasters

Sony announced that the November PlayStation Plus lineup, available from November 3 to November 30, will feature Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider IV, V, and VI Remastered, and Monster Train 2. Dead Island 2 follows a zombie‑infested Los Angeles, while the Tomb Raider remasters let players toggle between original and upgraded graphics. Monster Train 2 blends card‑based tower defense with RPG combat. The offer follows last month’s titles—F1 25, Hunt: Showdown 1896, and Earth Defense Force: World Brothers 2—available for redemption until November 2.

💡 The inclusion of high‑profile titles like Dead Island 2 and Tomb Raider remasters expands PS Plus’s appeal to both casual and hardcore gamers, potentially boosting subscriber retention during the holiday season.

gamesradar.com · Oct 28

MW4 Nuke killstreak requirements

In Modern Warfare 4 (2026), the coveted Nuke killstreak can only be earned by achieving a 30‑kill streak with primary, secondary, melee weapons or lethal throwables, without dying. Any death resets the count to zero, and kills earned from scorestreak assets such as the Wheelson, Heavy Artillery, or Gunship do not contribute. Once the 30‑kill threshold is reached, a central‑screen notification appears, allowing the player to trigger the Nuke by pressing “4” on keyboard or the right D‑pad on a controller; the activation can be delayed for additional kills. The requirement applies across all multiplayer modes that permit long kill runs, excluding limited‑kill formats like Search and Destroy. Mastering the Nuke also unlocks elite mastery camouflages, further showcasing player skill.

💡 Securing a Nuke demonstrates mastery of core combat mechanics, rewarding precision over reliance on scorestreak gadgets and setting a new benchmark for competitive play.

playstationlifestyle.net · Oct 28

PS Plus Essential November Free Games Bring Fan Favorites

Sony Interactive Entertainment revealed its PS Plus Essential lineup for November 2026, offering three titles to all subscribers starting Tuesday, Nov. 3. The headline game is Dead Island 2, a zombie‑infested open‑world RPG set in a twisted Los Angeles. Also included are the Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered collection, bundling the Darkness Trilogy for PS5 and PS4, and Monster Train 2, a single‑player deck‑building roguelite that pits angel‑demon alliances against celestial Titans. Sony provided brief overviews on the PlayStation Store, highlighting Dead Island 2’s visceral combat and narrative, the remastered series’ classic action‑adventure appeal, and Monster Train 2’s strategic gameplay. The free‑game rotation continues Sony’s strategy of adding diverse titles to retain and grow its subscription base. Gamers can claim the titles through the PS Plus app without additional cost today.

💡 Free high‑profile games keep subscribers engaged, reinforcing PlayStation’s competitive edge in the subscription market.

eurogamer.net · Oct 28

Here are our PS Plus monthly games for November 2026

Sony announced the PlayStation Plus lineup for November 3, adding three titles to both Premium and Extra tiers. The slate includes the first‑person zombie shooter Dead Island 2 for PS5 and PS4, a remastered Tomb Raider Darkness Trilogy (games 4‑6) also on both consoles, and indie deck‑builder roguelike Monster Train 2. Dead Island 2, developed by Dambuster Studios and published by Deep Silver, is positioned as the headline offering, arriving as Halloween fades. Aspyr’s remaster updates the classic Lara Croft adventures for modern hardware, while Monster Train 2 provides a strategic, procedurally generated experience as the sole indie entry. All titles become available to subscribers on the service’s monthly refresh, coinciding with a busy release calendar. Gamers can download the games instantly through the PS Plus library without purchase.

💡 By bundling a new AAA shooter with a classic franchise revamp and an indie title, Sony broadens PS Plus appeal across casual, nostalgic and hardcore audiences at a peak sales period.

gamesradar.com · Oct 28

GTA 6 is a 210GB download, says PlayStation Store sleuth

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💡 The massive file size underscores the growing storage demands of modern AAA titles, prompting gamers to reassess hard‑drive capacity and download strategies.