Capcom Will Not Hold A “Captivate” Event This Year

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Capcom will not be holding their annual “Captivate” event this year, where they discuss their portfolio of games and even announce new ones, the publisher’s senior Vice-President, Christian Svensson, has revealed.

 

Over on the Capcom forums, Svensson shared: “This year we’re likely to be looking at announcements around other events or not at events at all. So there isn’t a Captivate planned this year.”

 

Svensson added that Capcom will be making appearances at E3, Comic-Con and the Penny-Arcade Expo.

 


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