Over the years, the Tokyo Game Show plays host to great game announcements, reveals, demos, and much more. This year at Tokyo Game Show 2024, SEGA went all out with playable demos of some highly anticipated titles and a staggeringly huge booth that featured Metaphor: ReFantazio, Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, and Sonic X Shadow Generations.

SEGA and Atlus Tokyo Game Show 2024 Booth Highlights

Metaphor: ReFantazio took to the stage, showcasing a skit that narrates the events of the game leading to a thrilling performance featuring cosplayers of Hulkenberg, Louis, the Protagonist, and more.

Metaphor: ReFantazio is SEGA and Atlus’ upcoming RPG that is looking to take the Persona formula to the next level with an updated combat system that combines turn-based combat with action elements. Set to release on October 11, the developers are finally looking to break free from the high-school setting, and this could be just the one to do it.

We even get to see the upcoming Metaphor: ReFantazio 35th Anniversary Edition, which is looking quite lovely and a must-buy for Atlus fans worldwide.

SEGA and Ryu Ga Gotoku’s Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii has a fantastic ship-themed display surrounded by loot, along with a playable demo that would make Majima smile with glee. Players can even get a bag after trying out the demo!

This action-adventure game will be the first time where Goro Majima will take on the role of a solo protagonist as he goes on a pirate adventure aboard the Goromaru, enjoy hot-blooded battles, a treasure trove of minigames, and a colorful cast of characters.

Ahead of its October 25 release date, Sonic X Shadow Generations goes full speed ahead with a playable demo as well, awarding players a cool themed towel after they finish trying it out.

The newest Sonic game, Sonic Rumble, will also treat eventgoers with its wacky and action-packed brand of 32-player battle royale goodness.

Additionally, SEGA partner titles such as Enotria: The Last Song, Kingdom Come Deliverance II, and even Dragon Age: The Veilguard make their appearance with playable demos and swag to give away.

There’s also a Persona 5 The Phantom X section, featuring the upcoming mobile game and several cosplayers that really stole the show (and our hearts!).

Which SEGA game are you most looking forward to playing in the coming weeks and months?