Tokyo Game Show: The Ultimate Showdown of the World’s Top Game Developers in Japan!

The Tokyo Game Show (TGS) is one of the largest international video game expos held annually in Japan. It serves as a platform to showcase new games, gaming technologies, and allow visitors to experience gameplay firsthand.

TGS is usually held every September and lasts for four days. The first two days are reserved for media and industry professionals, while the final two days are open to the public.

Major companies such as Capcom, Konami, Bandai Namco, Square Enix, Sega, as well as independent developers, attend TGS to showcase their latest projects.

No. While TGS primarily focuses on the Japanese market, many international and Western companies also participate. Mobile games and virtual reality experiences also make up a significant part of the event.

Yes. Since 2020, online components have been added to TGS, allowing users worldwide to watch live streams, conferences, and game announcements through official platforms.

Over the years, major games like Final Fantasy XV, Resident Evil 7, Monster Hunter: World, and Death Stranding were first introduced or demoed at TGS.