Tokyo Game Show 2021: Start date, how to watch, what to expect Tokyo Game Show is almost here. Here\u2019s what to expect, and how to watch it. Tokyo Game Show has been a firm fixture of the gaming calendar for 25 years, serving up new games and announcements with a focus on (but not limited to) Japanese developers. Last year saw more information revealed for the likes of Scarlet Nexus, NieR Replicant, and Monster Hunter Rise, as well as Western developers like CD Projekt RED showing off Cyberpunk 2077 before release. With this year\u2019s event fast approaching, here\u2019s everything to expect \u2013 including how you can watch it. When is Tokyo Game Show 2021? TGS 2021 will kick off on September 30, meaning we\u2019re just under a month away from the event. It\u2019ll run through to October 3. How to watch Tokyo Game Show 2021? With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the event is being held online again this year. That means you can expect a wealth of live streams and developer interviews. While these are likely to be found on the Tokyo Game Show YouTube channel, if you\u2019re looking for English translations you may have to wait to find them on relevant developer channels. We\u2019ll keep an eye out for any potential English-speaking stream once the event begins. What to expect from Tokyo Game Show 2021? Despite struggling to gain a foothold in the Japanese market, Microsoft will have a presentation at the event that\u2019ll last around 50 minutes, with the official listing suggesting the publisher was promising \u201cexclusive news\u201d \u2013 but Microsoft says fans shouldn\u2019t expect \u201cnew global debuts\u201d. Sega and Atlus will reveal a new RPG on October 1, as per an updated listing (thanks, VGC). Capcom will also share a 50-minute showcase, and while Square Enix will be in attendance, Final Fantasy 16 won\u2019t be \u2013 but Final Fantasy Origin and Final Fantasy 14\u2019s Endwalker expansion could make appearances. Bandai Namco, Tencent Games, and Ubisoft will be present. Genshin Impact fans can also expect a presentation from miHoYo. Konami will also be on hand to discuss Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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