The recent data breach at Capcom continues it’s plundering as a dozen of development titles are leaked. The excel sheet below reveals Capcom’s development schedule for next year four years, tipping of titles such as Dragon’s Dogma 2, Monster Hunter 6 and Street Fighter 6.
Here’s the complete development schedule along with their projected release dates that was tipped off in the Capcom Leak.
– MH Stories 2 (Q1 FY21)
– DGS 12 (Q1 FY21)
– SHIELD (Q3 FY21)
– RESIDENT EVIL OUTBREAK (Q4 FY21)
– REGOLITH (Q4 FY21)
– “Indies 2” (Q1 FY22)
– “Indies 2 port” (Q2 FY22)
– Dragon’s Dogma 2 (Q2 FY22)
– STREET FIGHTER 6 (Q3 FY22)
– ROCKMAN MATCH (Q3 FY22)
– RESIDENT EVIL 4 REMAKE (Q4 FY22)
– ONIMUSHA NEW WORK (Q4 FY22)
– MH NS G (QY F22)
– SHIELD G (Q4 FY22)
– Monster Hunter 6 (Q2 FY23)
– BIOHAZARD APOCALYPSE (Q3 FY23)
– CAPTAIN COMMANDO (Q4 FY23)
– SSF6 (Q4 FY23)
– NEW C (Q1 FY24)
– FINAL FIGHT REMAKE (Q2 FY24)
– POWER STONE REMAKE (Q3 FY24)
– NEW B (Q4 FY24)
– Ultra SF6 (Q4 FY24)
– Resident Evil Hunk (Q4 FY24)
Sources have revealed that all the listed titles are currently either in development or are planned for development. While some of the games are long-awaited titles such Dragon’s Dogma 2, Power Stone Remake, and Monster Hunter 6, others are just listed under their code names.
Capcom was a victim to a data breach wherein criminal organization Ragnar Locker destroyed and publically leaked Capcom’s encrypted data, demanding a huge sum of ransom money for the compromised information. While Capcom is working with law enforcement in Japan and the United States, Ragnar Locker continues to leak breached information. If the situation isn’t resolved, we’re likely to witness even more leaks, although the further leaks may not be related to games.
Ragnar Locker also leaked the personal details of thousands of Capcom employees and customer information. That’s a big hit on the company’s reputation at large. While Capcom has confirmed that it’s website and online services are still up and safe to access, the employees of the company has expressed their disdain after their personal data was revealed.