As a fervent supporter, I’m thrilled to share that Sony has revealed plans to present a playable PS5 demo for Ghost of Yotei at the upcoming Tokyo Game Show next month! This announcement is part of an exciting lineup they have in store for us. Moreover, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will be part of the event too, and we can look forward to live-streamed events and exclusive fan gifts. Can’t wait!
2021’s PlayStation exhibit is set to offer attendees the opportunity to preview a multitude of PlayStation content, which includes early previews of upcoming PlayStation 5 games like Ghost of Yōtei and MARVEL Tokon: Fighting Souls. Additionally, visitors can look forward to developer talks on a separate stage and various exhibits for an immersive experience.
The event TGS happens from 25th to 28th September, and Ghost of Yotei begins on 2nd October following. If you have a PlayStation Plus membership, you’ll be able to reserve your demo slots in advance for the show.
Apart from playable games, Sony’s event will feature a stage highlighting the enticing aspects of forthcoming new titles. These events will be streamed live on the PlayStation YouTube channel for viewers worldwide. Furthermore, participants have the opportunity to participate in giveaways that offer exclusive stickers as part of the 30th anniversary collaboration with YOASOBI.
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2025-08-26 14:06