Arc System Works is set to host a highly anticipated summer showcase, where fans can expect a series of exciting announcements, including a glimpse into the future of Guilty Gear. Known for its exceptional fighting games, particularly the Guilty Gear series, Arc System Works has been a powerhouse in the gaming industry. Recently, the studio has expanded its portfolio with titles like Dragon Ball FighterZ, Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising, and DNF Duel, while also publishing several indie games.

The past few weeks have been monumental for Arc System Works, especially with the surprise announcement of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls at Summer Game Fest. This new tag-team fighting game is a collaboration between Arc System Works, Sony, and Marvel, catching many fans off guard. Given the recent success of Marvel vs. Capcom collections, the partnership with Arc System Works was unexpected but highly welcomed.

While hopes for a new Marvel vs. Capcom game seem dim, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is poised to carry the torch. The game is expected to feature a massive roster, though only eight characters have been confirmed so far ahead of its 2026 release. Given the collaboration with Marvel and Sony, further updates might be reserved for larger gaming events.

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In addition to the Marvel Tokon announcement, Arc System Works is preparing its own showcase on June 26. A teaser on their YouTube channel hints at new details about upcoming titles, including some yet-to-be-revealed projects. Fans of Guilty Gear creator Ishiwatari Taisuke will also get a first look at his latest endeavor.

Speculation is already running wild, with fans hoping for sequels to Dragon Ball FighterZ or a new BlazBlue installment. There's also curiosity about whether Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will make another appearance. As a 4v4 tag fighter, the game is expected to boast a large character lineup, though details remain scarce.

For Guilty Gear Strive, the showcase might reveal the final character of Season Pass 4. The recent addition of Lucy from Cyberpunk Edgerunners marks the franchise's first guest character, sparking excitement and questions about her in-game mechanics. If successful, this could pave the way for more crossover collaborations in the future.