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Capcom released a new Pragmata trailer titled World View during PlayStation’s State of Play, offering a look at Hugh and his android companion Diana navigating a 3D-printed Times Square–like area in a lunar city. A Pragmata demo on the Switch 2 eShop is live, and Capcom announced the demo has reached one million combined downloads across platforms. The Switch 2 version of Pragmata is set to launch on April 24, 2026.
Capcom’s Pragmata Sketchbook demo for the new IP has racked up one million combined downloads across platforms, including Switch 2, ahead of its April 2026 release; Capcom thanked players and noted that downloads don’t guarantee sales, with pre-orders live on the Nintendo eShop.
Capcom's sci‑fi Pragmata leads Famitsu's readers' most-wanted list with 620 votes, narrowly beating Resident Evil Requiem (525) and Pokémon Pokopia (451); the chart also includes Persona 4 Revival, Mario Tennis Fever, Tomodachi Life, Splatoon Raiders, Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave, Rhythm Heaven Groove, and Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties.
Capcom released Pragmata’s Switch 2 demo with side-by-side comparisons showing the Switch 2 runs at a lower resolution than Xbox Series S but benefits from stronger upscaling and filtering; all versions target 60fps, though Switch 2 reportedly dips during heavier sequences. The PS5 version remains the strongest, while readers praise Switch 2’s impressive portable performance despite some texture and resolution downgrades.
Capcom’s Pragmata demo shows Xbox Series X delivering smooth 60fps in two modes (Frame and Res) with native 1080p output (4K upscale unconfirmed); Series S runs at a lower resolution (around 720p) but also targets 60fps with reduced texture quality; Switch 2 is visually stronger than Series S in some scenes when docked. It’s early footage from a demo ahead of the April release, and final results may improve.
Capcom's Pragmata demo on Nintendo Switch 2 is featured in a graphics comparison against Xbox Series S and PS5: Switch 2 runs at a lower resolution but compensates with stronger upscaling, improved filtering and shadow quality, with all versions targeting 60fps though dips can occur; PS5 excels in reflections and hair, while Switch 2's hair quality is closer to Series S.
Capcom has released a free Pragmata demo on PS5 (also available on Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam). The space‑adventure, starring Hugh and android Diana against an AI aboard a moon station, is set to launch on April 24, 2026; the title was first announced in 2020 and delayed from 2022, marking Capcom's return to releasing an original franchise.
Capcom’s Pragmata is shown running on Nintendo Switch 2 at a preview event, with handheld and docked footage, and the sci‑fi action adventure is slated to launch for Switch 2 on April 24, 2026.
IGN’s Logan Plant reports hands-on Switch 2 impressions for Resident Evil Requiem and Pragmata: both ports are solid for handheld play, with Requiem looking closer in fidelity to PC/console versions and Pragmata displaying brighter environments and a few rough edges; overall strong performance and responsiveness on Switch 2, aided by HD rumble, though the games don’t match home-console visuals.
Capcom's upcoming game Pragmata is not a secret Mega Man reboot, despite fan theories and design similarities, according to producer Naoto Oyama, who laughed off the speculation. The game is a new IP, and Capcom is likely aware of fans' hopes for Mega Man, but no official connection has been confirmed. Pragmata is expected to release in 2026 and may serve as a nostalgic throwback to earlier action games.
Capcom officially debunked the fan theory that its upcoming sci-fi game Pragmata is a secret Mega Man game, emphasizing that it is a completely new IP and not related to the Mega Man franchise, despite some visual and thematic similarities.
Fans are speculating that Capcom's delayed sci-fi game Pragmata might secretly be a new Mega Man game due to design similarities and thematic hints, but Capcom has not confirmed any connection, leaving the theory unproven and fans hopeful for a future Mega Man release.
Capcom's upcoming sci-fi shooter Pragmata, set for release in 2026, features a unique puzzle-based gunplay mechanic where players hack enemy defenses to create openings for attack, offering a fresh combat experience. A new trailer and a mini-game demo showcase this innovative system, which combines strategic hacking with traditional shooting, promising an engaging gameplay loop.
Capcom's long-anticipated sci-fi game Pragmata, delayed until 2026, impressed with its engaging combat and polished gameplay during a hands-on demo at SGF, hinting at a fresh take on action-adventure with puzzle elements and impressive visuals on the PS5.
Capcom held its own showcase featuring some news on new titles and remasters, a release date postponement, and a few reiterations and replays of games previously announced at other events. Highlights include Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, Megaman X DIVE Offline, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy – Remastered, Exoprimal, and Dragon’s Dogma 2. Pragmata's release date has been postponed indefinitely.