Sega Reveals Tokyo Game Show Lineup and Teases 4 Mystery…

With Tokyo Game Show 2025 set to kick off starting September 25, powerhouse studio Sega has launched its official convention web page, confirming a lineup of beloved titles and teasing four mystery games. Sega will once again be holding its annual Ryu Ga Gotoku Summit livestream, which previously saw the announcement of Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii in 2024, and the four mystery reveals may include a new entry in this iconic franchise, along with other potential surprises.

Tokyo Game Show is an annual gaming exhibition convention where big names like Sega, Sony, Nintendo, and Capcom, among many others, offer playable demos, exclusive merchandise, and exciting panels for guests to enjoy. The Capcom lineup at TGS 2025 has already drawn the attention of attendees, and the latest teasers from Sega have once again bolstered hype for the upcoming convention.

Sega Games at Tokyo Game Show 2025

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds
Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O World Stage
Persona 3 Reload
Persona 5: The Phantom X
Football Manager 26
SEGA Football Club Champions 2025

Looking at the official TGS 2025 Sega website, audiences can see six confirmed titles that will be represented in some way at the event, with four placeholder spots labeled "Coming Soon." The games that audiences can look forward to seeing more of during Tokyo Game Show include Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O World Stage, Football Manager 26, and SEGA Football Club Champions 2025. Atlus fans will also get to experience a hands-on preview of the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Persona 3 Reload at TGS, along with an opportunity to play Persona 5: The Phantom X, which released in June 2025.

As for the four "Coming Soon" titles, audiences are expecting an extended look at the previously confirmed Virtua Figher sequel, and many are anticipating a new Yakuza title. Others are keeping their fingers crossed for more surprising announcements, with predictions ranging from a Skies of Arcadia remaster to a new Jet Set Radio, in honor of that title's 25th anniversary. Only time will tell if the four mystery games will live up to the excitement of the unknown and if Sega's Tokyo Game Show presence will once again be one of the highlighted appearances at the already stacked event.

In addition to the Sega and Atlus titles, the dedicated TGS page also displays games from other studios that will be included at the Sega booth, such as 2K's Borderlands 4, the upcoming survival horror FPS sequel STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl, and an unconfirmed game by Nippon Ichi Software, the developer behind the Disgaea series. Interested fans can stay tuned for updates from Tokyo Game Show 2025, including the eventual reveal of the four mystery games from Sega and other major announcements from the convention.

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