Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2026 Showcase Starts September 17 With Minecraft Dungeons II and Modern Warfare 4

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Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2026 Showcase Starts September 17 With Minecraft Dungeons II and Modern Warfare 4

Microsoft will hold its Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2026 broadcast on September 17, with Minecraft Dungeons II and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 already confirmed for the showcase.

The presentation will begin at 7:00 pm JST, which corresponds to 3:00 am PT, 6:00 am ET, and 11:00 am BST. Microsoft plans to stream the event through its Xbox and Xbox Japan channels on YouTube, as well as the official Xbox channel on Twitch.

The event arrives during Xbox's 25th anniversary year and will form part of Microsoft's presence at Tokyo Game Show 2026.

Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2026 broadcast details

DetailInformation
DateSeptember 17, 2026
Japan time7:00 pm JST
Pacific time3:00 am PT
Eastern time6:00 am ET
UK time11:00 am BST
Streaming platformsXbox YouTube, Xbox Japan YouTube, Xbox Twitch
Confirmed gamesMinecraft Dungeons II, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4
Fan eventXbox FanFest watch party in Tokyo

Both confirmed games will also be playable on the Tokyo Game Show floor for attendees.

Minecraft Dungeons II will be part of the show

Minecraft Dungeons II is one of the major confirmed games for Microsoft's Tokyo presentation.

The game continues the action RPG approach of the original Minecraft Dungeons, with players fighting enemies, collecting loot, and progressing through combat focused environments set in the Minecraft universe.

Cooperative play is also a central part of the experience, allowing friends to play together.

Microsoft has not detailed exactly what will be shown during the September 17 broadcast, so any new gameplay footage or announcements beyond the confirmed appearance remain unconfirmed.

Modern Warfare 4 is also confirmed

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 will also appear during the Xbox Tokyo Game Show showcase.

The upcoming shooter includes a single player campaign and 6v6 multiplayer. Microsoft has already shown campaign footage separately, but the exact content planned for the Tokyo presentation has not been specified.

The game will also be available to play at the event itself.

Xbox FanFest returns in Tokyo

Microsoft is also bringing Xbox FanFest to Tokyo Game Show.

The community event will include a watch party for the Xbox showcase, with Misuzu Araki and Larry Hyrb listed as special guests.

FanFest gives Microsoft another way to connect the livestream with its in person Tokyo Game Show presence rather than treating the broadcast as a separate online event.

Persona 6 and Physint remain speculation

Several other major games have been mentioned as possible candidates for the showcase, but they are not confirmed.

These include Persona 6, Spyro: A Realm Beyond, and Physint.

Physint has received particular attention because Xbox now holds publishing rights to the project. The game is being developed by Kojima Productions and is described as an action stealth title in the style of Hideo Kojima's earlier work.

However, there is no confirmation that Physint, Persona 6, or Spyro: A Realm Beyond will appear during the September 17 presentation.

For now, Minecraft Dungeons II and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 are the two confirmed games. Microsoft may reveal additional titles during the broadcast, but the full lineup has not yet been announced.

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