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Nintendo's software sales are struggling to keep pace with the rapid growth in hardware sales, particularly with the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, amidst a broader tech industry context where competitors like Sony are experiencing strong results and optimistic forecasts.
The article highlights the vibrant atmosphere of Tokyo Game Show, showcasing impressive cosplayers and game demos including Monster Hunter Outlanders, Arknights: Endfield, and Resident Evil Requiem, with insights from reporter Tasuku Egawa about the experiences and game impressions.
GameSir showcased a new clip-on controller at Tokyo Game Show that transforms smartphones into a Game Boy-like device, featuring a compact design with classic gaming buttons, though details on release and compatibility are still unknown.
Borderlands 4 teases a new Vault Hunter inspired by Gambit at the Tokyo Game Show, with a humorous twist linked to Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford's love for magic and card tricks, hinting at a potentially unique character coming in future DLC.
Xbox's Tokyo Game Show 2025 showcased major announcements including Forza Horizon 6 set in Japan, new Call of Duty maps in Japan, gameplay for Ninja Gaiden 4, and other upcoming titles and updates across various games, highlighting a focus on Japanese culture and environments.
Microsoft showcased a variety of upcoming Xbox games at the Tokyo Game Show, including new titles like Gungrave Gore, Double Dragon Revive, and a remake of Fatal Frame 2, along with updates on existing franchises such as Monster Hunter Stories and Call of Duty with Japan-inspired maps. They also announced new game collaborations, remakes, and upcoming releases across multiple platforms, emphasizing efforts to appeal to Japanese gamers.
Annapurna Interactive revealed three upcoming games at Tokyo Game Show: D-topia, a puzzle-adventure exploring happiness in a utopia; People of Note, a musical turn-based RPG; and Demi and the Fractured Dream, a Zelda-like action-adventure. All are set for release next year across multiple platforms, showcasing indie developers' innovative storytelling.
Sony is hosting a PlayStation State of Play on September 24, featuring a first look at the game Saros from Housemarque, updates on third-party and indie titles, and potential reveals about Marvel's Wolverine and The Last of Us series.
Ananta, an ambitious open-world RPG inspired by GTA and anime, showcases a trailer with diverse gameplay elements including combat, driving, swinging, and mini-games, drawing influences from popular titles like Saints Row, Watch Dogs, and Marvel's Spider-Man. The game emphasizes freedom to explore a vibrant city and interact with a colorful cast, with a focus on character-driven stories and multiplayer options. It will be playable at the Tokyo Game Show, but no release date has been announced yet.
Kojima Productions will host a special event called ‘Beyond the Strand’ on September 23 in Tokyo to showcase upcoming projects, including new games and collaborations, ahead of the Tokyo Game Show, with live streaming and guest appearances planned.
Sony will showcase a playable PS5 demo of Ghost of Yotei at Tokyo Game Show, along with Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, developer talks, and fan giveaways, with events livestreamed on YouTube; the game releases on October 2nd.
Capcom is showcasing eight games at Tokyo Game Show, including Resident Evil Requiem, Onimusha, Pragmata, and Street Fighter 6, with a livestream scheduled to share the latest news, hinting at potential announcements and demos for upcoming titles.
Bandai Namco announced its lineup for the Tokyo Game Show, including upcoming PS5 titles like Code Vein 2, Digimon Story: Time Stranger, and others. While Code Vein 2 won't be playable, it will be featured with promotional activities at the booth, promising an engaging experience for attendees.
A new report suggests that Microsoft will announce Forza Horizon 6, set in Japan, at the Tokyo Game Show next month, with the game likely releasing in 2026 and possibly being available on multiple platforms.
Rumors suggest that Forza Horizon 6 will be revealed at Tokyo Game Show 2025, potentially set in Japan, marking a departure from previous reveal traditions and aiming at the Japanese market.