Tokyo Game Show (TGS)Tokyo Game Show

The Tokyo Game Show (TGS) is the world's second-largest gaming exhibition. Established in 1996, it has grown significantly alongside the gaming industry as "the world's premier computer entertainment exhibition." At the previous edition, attendance at the newly established children's zone increased by 30% year-on-year, while public open days saw an increase of 10,000 visitors, ranking third in the event's history.The Tokyo Game Show (TGS) also set consecutive two-year records for the number of exhibiting companies and overseas media.

The Tokyo Game Show (TGS) brings together game developers, indie creators, and players from around the globe to explore industry trends and future directions. It annually attracts top gaming companies, animation studios, and gaming/anime enthusiasts worldwide. This edition features forums, seminars, and technical exchange sessions, where major publishers showcase their latest titles, alongside innovative concepts from numerous indie developers.

Participating Chinese gaming enterprises include: Yuanyou, Shiyue Network, Baotian, Xinghui Games, Quxuan, 3K Games, Youlai, Tanwan Games, Quwan, Yishijie, Lingxi Interactive Entertainment, Kuro Game, Efun, Talking Tom & Friends (Jinke), Firebird, Tianyou, TechMove, Xingjia, Wansheng, Dianchu, and Binghu. These companies will continue to expand their overseas operations, helping the Chinese gaming industry go global and enabling more international enterprises and players to recognize and understand Chinese culture and games.

This year, the organizers have intensified international exhibitor outreach and provided enhanced facilities for media interviews, further advancing the event's global integration. At this edition, next-generation gaming software will be a key focus. The Tokyo Game Show (TGS) serves not only as a hub for computer entertainment information but also as an event that inspires emotion and hope.