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| Tokyo Game Show 2023: Return of digital broadcast on Xbox |
The Xbox Digital Broadcast is making its grand return to the Tokyo Game Show on September 21st, scheduled for 6 pm JST / 9 am UTC / 2 am PDT. This annual event is a much-anticipated occasion where we unveil exciting news and updates about games designed to thrill Xbox enthusiasts in Japan and throughout Asia.
Viewers can look forward to hearing about the latest developments from both Xbox and Bethesda Softworks. Additionally, they will get a glimpse of a diverse array of games created by talents primarily based in Japan and across Asia. We'll also unveil some exciting new additions heading to Xbox Game Pass, which continues to expand with fantastic content from talented teams across Asia.
This year's broadcast can be accessed through Tokyo Game Show's official YouTube channel and select Xbox social media platforms, spanning various languages including Japanese, English, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, French, German, and Castilian. Spanish. Moreover, we are dedicated to inclusivity, providing Japanese Sign Language (JSL), Australian Sign Language (AusLan), and audio descriptions in both Japanese and English. A comprehensive list of broadcasting options will be made available during the week of the show.
Our Tokyo Game Show presentation always carries a distinct, Japan-inspired visual theme. This year, we've artfully blended iconic Xbox imagery with elements deeply rooted in Japanese culture. You'll find the Xbox Nexus and Xbox Series We hope that the Maneki-neko ushers in good fortune for all our players, whether they're tuning in online to TGS or attending in person at Makuhari Messe.
For Xbox fans fortunate enough to be in Japan and close to Makuhari Messe on Saturday, September 23rd, we extend a special invitation to apply for free tickets to an exclusive in-person event featuring Phil Spencer and Sarah Bond, hosted by IGN Japan. To learn more about this event and secure your tickets, fans can visit the IGN Japan website or their Twitter account starting today.
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