Capcom Pop-Up Store returns to Kuala Lumpur
If you’re familiar with video games like Street Fighter, Devil May Cry, and Resident Evil, then you’ve likely heard of Capcom. Capcom is a Japanese video game development and publishing company that has garnered a huge following for its game franchises, with fans in almost every corner of the world – including in Malaysia.
This September, a pop-up store from Capcom opens for just over 3 months in Kuala Lumpur. Here’s what we know about the pop-up:
When & where is the Capcom Pop-Up Store?

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The Capcom Pop-Up Store opens at LaLaport Bukit Bintang City Centre from 24th September to 27th December 2026.
The pop-up will open at Level 2 of LaLaport BBCC, taking up shop lots 39a and 39b. This is located near the East Atrium, on the same floor as GSC. The best parking spot is Zone C, where you can take an elevator directly to L2.
What to expect at the Capcom Pop-Up Store

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The pop-up will feature merchandise from Capcom’s popular game franchises such as Resident Evil, Ace Attorney, Street Fighter, Devil May Cry, and Onimusha.

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Fans can look forward to pop-up exclusive merchandise and adorable plush merch of Capcom game characters.
The exclusive merchandise will feature a Malaysia-exclusive T-shirt with the word “MALAYSIA” printed alongside popular Capcom characters, and a tote bag with a similar design. If you’re a hardcore Capcom games fan, these two exclusive merch items are a must-buy.

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Expect to shop Monster Hunter figurines in blind box packages and Street Fighter-based plushies.
Capcom Pop-Up Store returns to LaLaport BBCC for 3 months in Malaysia
The pop-up runtime of 3 months gives fans plenty of time to visit throughout October, November, and December. If you’re a fan of any of the Capcom games, this is a pop-up that you simply cannot pass up.
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