Xbox took the stage with a special broadcast to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Tokyo Game Show and its own 20th year in Japan. Hosted by Misuzu Araki, the stream focused on Xbox’s partners in Japan and across Asia. Here’s what’s been revealed so far; we’ll keep updating this post as new announcements drop.

Kicking Off With Gachiakuta

The show opened with a fresh look at Gachiakuta. Adapted from the popular anime series, this game features a unique story centered on the value of trash. The original manga is known for its striking illustrations, and the gameplay footage hints at an action-packed adaptation that stays true to its source material.

Crazy Taxi: World Tour’s New Japan Map

Next up was a brand-new gameplay trailer for Crazy Taxi: World Tour. The trailer showed off a new Japan-themed city map for players to explore at full speed. The series’ classic “get your passenger there on time” rush and chaotic driving are back in style.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4

The broadcast also featured upcoming footage from Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, launching next month. The trailer delivered the franchise’s signature blend of conspiracies, action, and military jargon. Expect the single-player campaign to offer the blockbuster excitement fans know and love.

What Else to Expect From the Broadcast

Before the show, Xbox confirmed that both Minecraft Dungeons II and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 would be playable on the event floor, so new trailers for these games were already anticipated. With Gears of War: E-Day’s release on the horizon, a fresh trailer for that title is also likely. Given Sony’s recent State of Play featured a strong focus on Japanese and Asian studios, Xbox seems set to spotlight regional developers just as much in this broadcast.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2026 broadcast start?

The stream kicked off on September 17 at 7:00 PM JST (12:00 PM CEST) and is scheduled to last about 50 minutes.

When is Gachiakuta releasing?

No official release date was announced during this segment. More details are expected later in the broadcast or in future updates.

Where does the new map in Crazy Taxi: World Tour take place?

The trailer showcased a city map inspired by Japan.