Xbox brought a packed showcase to this year's Tokyo Game Show, spotlighting its Japanese and Asian studio partners with 17 gameplay reveals, announcements, a surprise release, and a world premiere. Here's a rundown of the biggest moments.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 gets a new campaign look

A fresh trailer dove deeper into the game's shadow operations storyline, with an extended look at new playable locations in South Korea and a first glimpse at the game's antagonist. The campaign launches October 23.

Persona 4 Revival gets a release date

The next entry in Atlus's beloved remake series is set to arrive February 18, 2027, continuing the franchise's reputation for stylish, story-driven RPGs.

Hideo Kojima closes the show with a casting reveal

Fresh off the Physint publishing move to Xbox, Kojima made an appearance to confirm development on his horror game OD is progressing well — and revealed that Physint's mysterious protagonist will be voiced by Swedish actor Bill Skarsgård, known for playing Pennywise in IT.

New IP and surprises from across the region

The show wasn't just about established franchises. Several new titles got their moment, including:

• Hope in the City, a narrative mystery game about a teenager searching for her missing parents, launching November 10 with Xbox Play Anywhere support
• Bloomwalker, a crafting adventure now officially folded into the Ni No Kuni universe, coming to Xbox, PC, PlayStation 5, and Switch 2
• Gachiakuta: Breakout, a survival action RPG adapted from the popular manga series
• A Crazy Taxi revival trailer showing off vibrant visuals and classic arcade-style scoring gameplay, set for 2027

Ongoing franchises got fresh updates too

Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember, Bloodstained: The Scarlet Engagement, Fallout 76's new Slasher update, and Atelier Karia all received new trailers and details during the broadcast, giving fans of those series plenty to look forward to as well.

Bottom line: this year's Xbox Tokyo Game Show broadcast leaned heavily into its Japanese studio partnerships, mixing high-profile updates (Call of Duty, Persona, Kojima) with a strong lineup of smaller, original titles worth keeping an eye on.