General Producer Kazuhisa Wada and Director Daisuke Yajima walked us through the philosophy behind Persona 4 Revival and how they approached this release while still respecting what made the original beloved.
If our brief experience is anything to go by, Persona 4 Revival is still the slice-of-life RPG classic we all remember, but made better than ever with presentation upgrades and quality-of-life improvements across the board.
Kim Kaphwan joins FATAL FURY: City of the Wolves Season 3 on September 24, bringing new Arcade and EOST stories plus an early playable demo at Tokyo Game Show 2026.
SEGA and ATLUS reveal their full Tokyo Game Show 2026 booth schedule, with 27 stage events featuring Persona 4 Revival, Stranger Than Heaven, and more, streamed daily on YouTube.
For fans of Dragon Quest, monster-raising RPGs, or strategic party-building, Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World is shaping up to be a game you won’t want to miss.
SEGA and ATLUS unveil their biggest booth yet for Tokyo Game Show 2026, featuring demos, themed activities, exclusive freebies, and new merchandise across titles like Stranger Than Heaven, Persona 4 Revival, and Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.
Producer Keisuke Nakashima and Director Hiroto Furuya share insights on Final Fantasy Resonance — from its HD‑2D art style and sweeping stagger mechanic to how the game honors the franchise’s legacy while welcoming new players.
After spending time with Final Fantasy Resonance, its potential is through the roof to be a standout entry in the franchise that blends nostalgia with innovation, spectacle with strategy, and style with substance.
SEGA’s Stranger Than Heaven takes center stage at Tokyo Game Show 2026 with a star‑studded lineup including Yu Shirota, Dean Fujioka, Kenny Omega, and Akio Otsuka, plus gameplay showcases and special stages livestreamed worldwide.
Bandai Namco has announced its Tokyo Game Show 2026 lineup, headlined by Ace Combat 8, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3, One Piece: Grand Gourmet, and more across console, PC, and mobile platforms.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 reveals its exhibitor lineup and main visual, featuring 759 companies across 51 countries, including Capcom, Square Enix, SEGA/ATLUS, and Sony Interactive Entertainment.