Microsoft to Host Xbox Event at Tokyo Game Show 2024
In an exciting announcement, Microsoft has revealed plans to host an Xbox event at the Tokyo Game Show 2024. The details of the presentation were unveiled today by Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming. Scheduled to occur from September 26 to 29, the Tokyo Game Show will feature livestream events available in multiple languages, including English and Japanese audio descriptions.
Invitation from Phil Spencer
In a recent video shared by Xbox, Phil Spencer extended an invitation to fans worldwide to join the Xbox Tokyo Game Show broadcast. The event, taking place on September 26 at 6:00 AM EST / 3:00 AM Pacific / 11:00 AM UK / 7:00 PM JST, is accessible both in-person and online. Although the duration and specific content of the livestream remain unannounced, more details are expected as the event date approaches. Enthusiasts can catch the action on the Tokyo Game Show’s official YouTube channel or Xbox’s social media channels.
Anticipated Updates and Surprises
While precise details are scarce, fans can anticipate updates from Activision, Blizzard, Bethesda, and Xbox Game Studios during the show. Phil Spencer hinted at additional surprises, saying: “We’ll also showcase an exciting lineup of games from third-party partners primarily based in Japan and across Asia, including games coming to Xbox Game Pass.”
What to Expect from Xbox at the Tokyo Game Show 2024
Microsoft Likely to Highlight Upcoming Titles
Although specifics about the titles to be showcased remain unclear, it’s reasonable to expect announcements related to major titles from Microsoft and Xbox. Past Tokyo Game Show events have been rich in details about upcoming games, though significant announcements are typically reserved for other occasions. Therefore, the anticipated Xbox handheld may not make its debut here. Nonetheless, some standout titles are expected to be featured.
Key Titles to Watch
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 6 - Release Date, Campaign, Multiplayer, & Zombies
One of the most eagerly awaited games is “Call of Duty: Black Ops 6,” with fans hoping for key insights during the event. Additionally, “Indiana Jones and the Great Circle,” slated for a December release, might offer updates on its development process.
Bethesda’s much-anticipated “Starfield Shattered Space DLC,” set to launch on September 30, is another highlight. While many details, including trophies and achievements, have already been revealed, more insights could be shared at the Tokyo Game Show. If not, the spotlight will likely shift to third-party titles from Japanese and Asian developers, as confirmed by Spencer, ensuring plenty of excitement for Xbox fans this year.
Source: Xbox/YouTube
