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Tokyo Game Show 2027 will be a five-day show
The Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association (CESA) has announced that the Tokyo Game Show 2027 will be a five-day event, running from Thursday, September 16 to Monday, September 20. This announcement comes as the fifth day of TGS 2026 was cancelled due to an approaching typhoon.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 attendance numbers top 257,000
Tokyo Game Show 2026 reported an attendance of 257,642, marking a decrease from previous years. The planned fifth day, intended to celebrate the event's 30th Anniversary, was canceled due to the approach of Typhoon No. 25, impacting potential record-breaking numbers. Official programs will still be streamed.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 teaser video; giveaway campaign and first wave of influencers announced
The Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association has released a teaser video for Tokyo Game Show 2026. The announcement also detailed an upcoming giveaway campaign and revealed the first wave of participating influencers for the event.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 Gets New Teaser Video Showcasing its Key Visuals
The Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association has released a teaser video for Tokyo Game Show 2026, which will run from September 17th to 21st and celebrate the event's 30th anniversary. The longest TGS to date will feature five days of activities, with applications for exhibitors closing on May 22nd. The association aims to maximize exhibition space and attract a wider range of participants, including international press and influencers.
Developer use of generative AI may be declining
Developer adoption of generative AI tools is declining, with only 29 percent of surveyed developers reporting usage in the first half of 2026, down from 36 percent the previous year. This trend reverses an earlier spike and is accompanied by increased developer concerns about AI's negative impact on game quality and rising development costs.
Momen Bersejarah! Ananta Menangkan Future Division di Japan Game Awards 2025
Indonesian game Ananta has made history by winning the Future Division at the prestigious Japan Game Awards 2025. This victory highlights the potential of Indonesian game developers on the global stage, showcasing a unique blend of local culture and innovative gameplay. The award is expected to boost the Indonesian game industry, attracting investment and inspiring other local developers.
