Live release · Super Action Soccer · Tamsoft / Bandai Namco

CAPTAIN TSUBASA 2: WORLD FIGHTERS

PlayStation 5 · Xbox Series X|S · Nintendo Switch · Steam Launched August 28, 2026 worldwide

Independent live-release coverage. PixelQuest is not affiliated with Bandai Namco Entertainment, Tamsoft, or the Captain Tsubasa rights holders. This page answers what launched, on which platforms, and how Bandai Namco labels editions. Roster stats, move lists, and “best” formations are not invented here.

Official launch: August 28, 2026 worldwide (PixelQuest uses this date, not Japan’s August 27 listing)

Developer / publisher: Tamsoft Corporation / Bandai Namco Entertainment

Last checked: 2026-09-02

What launched Editions Radar

Official fact

What launched

Source-labeled

Release state

Bandai Namco Entertainment America, August 28, 2026: CAPTAIN TSUBASA 2: WORLD FIGHTERS “is available now” in Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate Edition for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. The official game page currently shows Available Now on those same platforms.

OFFICIAL FACT — Bandai Namco US launch news; official game page

What the game is

Official site: Super Action Soccer based on the Captain Tsubasa anime/manga. 22 national teams, over 110 playable characters, and more than 150 cutscenes highlighting moves on the pitch. Launch news: Tsubasa Ozora represents Japan toward the World Youth Championship, with Super Action Soccer gameplay and a goalkeeper-versus-shooter system for signature shots and blocks.

OFFICIAL FACT — Bandai Namco official site; Aug 28 launch news

Teams named in launch copy

Launch news names opponents including Brazil, Argentina, Netherlands, and Mexico, plus “more than five club teams, five high school teams, and a special team called Real Japan.” PixelQuest does not treat that as a complete roster.

OFFICIAL FACT — Bandai Namco US launch news · complete roster = UNKNOWN

Music

Official site: Tadayoshi Makino (SpinSolfa) “brings over 100 energized tracks to this iteration.” Launch news separately says “80+ new tracks.” PixelQuest records both labels and does not invent a track list.

OFFICIAL FACT — official site vs launch news wording differs

Official fact

Editions the official site names

Official site edition labels: Standard Edition is the base game. Deluxe Edition adds Season Pass Bonus plus DLC Character Pack 1, 2, and 3. Ultimate Edition adds an Ultimate Pack on top of the Deluxe contents. PixelQuest does not publish live store prices or invent what is inside those packs beyond the official names.

Unknown / not claimed

Complete character roster, ratings, and “best” formations.
Move lists, shot/block values, and online matchmaking rules.
What each DLC Character Pack or Ultimate Pack actually contains beyond the official pack names.
Live store prices and stock.
A single canonical BGM count (official site “over 100” vs launch news “80+ new”).