The Path of the Sword – PlayStation.Blog

Alright, here we go—diving into the chaos of Summer Game Fest 2025. Capcom tossed out a bunch of juicy tidbits, and honestly, it’s kind of wild. Like, Resident Evil, Street Fighter, and Onimusha all hit the scene. I’ll try to make sense of it, but we’ll see how that goes.

First up, Resident Evil Requiem. So, they’ve got this newbie, Grace Ashcroft, leading the charge. She’s off on some creepy investigation, and naturally, things spiral into chaos—’cause, duh, Resident Evil. Expect a mix of survival horror and crazy action scenes. Apparently, it’s a big shake-up for the series. Mark your calendars for February 27, 2026. But really, who knows what they’ll throw at us next? I sure don’t.

And then, Street Fighter 6 is like, celebrating a lot or something. Four characters are coming back—Sagat, C. Viper, Alex, and Ingrid. Sagat’s gameplay clip has him pulling off his classic moves. And wait for it: C. Viper’s back with all her techy gadgets in the fall. Meanwhile, Alex and Ingrid pop up in 2026. Plus—hold your breath—Capcom Cup 12’s happening in Japan next year with a crazy $1,000,000 prize. Can you imagine?

Onto Onimusha: Way of the Sword—which, let’s face it, sounds like an epic action movie. Set in the Edo period, with Musashi battling dark forces. The 2nd Trailer shows off some formidable foes and wild swordplay. Musashi’s rival, Sasaki Ganryu, makes an appearance too. There’s even a mysterious woman tied to Musashi’s Oni Gauntlet. I’m itching to know more, aren’t you?

And hey, if Onimusha is your thing, there’s a remaster of Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny out now. This remaster’s packed with new modes and challenges. I mean, "Hell mode"? One hit and you’re toast. Sounds brutal. Plus, there’s this Onimusha 1+2 pack floating around out there.

Anyway, that’s a wrap on Capcom’s lineup from Summer Game Fest. Whether you’re into exploring haunted mysteries, brawling on the streets, or slicing through foes, they’ve got something brewing for 2025 and 2026. It’s exciting stuff. Thanks for hanging in there with me through this chaotic ride.