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Xbox made a significant impact at Tokyo Game Show 2025, delivering a showcase packed with exciting reveals, gameplay updates, and surprise announcements that left fans buzzing. From the highly anticipated Forza Horizon 6 confirmation to nostalgic remakes and innovative new IPs, Microsoft’s presentation demonstrated their commitment to both Japanese gaming culture and global audiences.
The biggest reveal of the entire showcase was undoubtedly Forza Horizon 6, officially confirmed to take players to the breath taking landscapes of Japan in 2026. This announcement fulfilled years of fan requests for a Japanese setting, promising to deliver iconic locations like Mount Fuji, neon lit Tokyo cityscapes, and serene countryside environments.
The announcement teaser showcased gorgeous visuals featuring cherry blossoms fluttering in the breeze, traditional Japanese architecture, and the series’ signature open world racing gameplay. Forza Horizon 6 will launch day one on Xbox Game Pass and supports Xbox Play Anywhere, with a PlayStation 5 release planned for post launch.
Team Ninja and PlatinumGames provided an in depth look at Ninja Gaiden 4‘s difficulty design, showcasing how the game will cater to both newcomers and series veterans. The game introduces:
Ninja Gaiden 4 launches October 21, 2025, with day one Game Pass availability.
The cult classic action series returns with Gungrave Gore: Blood Heat, a complete remake of 2022’s Gungrave Gore built in Unreal Engine 5. This isn’t just a remaster but a full rebirth featuring:
The game launches November 12, 2025, for Xbox Series X|S and PC with day one Game Pass inclusion.
Horror fans received exciting news with the announcement of Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake, bringing the 2003 PlayStation 2 classic to modern platforms. Series Director Makoto Shibata detailed various improvements including:
The remake targets early 2026 for Xbox Series X|S.
Capcom surprised fans by announcing that the entire Monster Hunter Stories series is coming to Xbox:
Square Enix showcased the Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake, revealing the brand new Ocean Floor area proving this is more than a simple remaster. Players will explore the underwater town of Mersea, battle new monsters, and uncover mysteries in this completely new region. The game launches October 30, 2025.
One of the showcase’s surprise reveals was Project Evilbane, a 4 player co-op action RPG with a dark fantasy setting. The game features:
Project Evilbane is scheduled for 2027 release on Xbox Series X|S and PC.
Aniimo provided a deeper look at its creature catching ARPG mechanics, showcasing how different Aniimo interact with each other and their environment. The game offers:
Terminull Brigade launched for Xbox consoles in October 2025, bringing its free to play action roguelike experience to new platforms. The game features:
Double Dragon Revive showcased its Extra Mode, featuring over 50 challenging missions that unlock character specific episodes. The game includes:
Launch date is set for October 23, 2025.
IO Interactive revealed that Gemma Chan (Eternals, Crazy Rich Asians) joins the cast of 007 First Light as Selina Tan, MI6’s Head of Tactical Simulation. The game presents:
The game launches March 13, 2026.
A significant portion of the announced games will be available day one on Xbox Game Pass, including:
Microsoft emphasized their Xbox Play Anywhere initiative, with most showcased titles supporting cross platform play between Xbox and PC. The company also highlighted the upcoming ROG Xbox Ally handhelds arriving October 16, expanding portable gaming options.
World Update 20: Japan adds extensive Japanese content including:
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 revealed Japan themed multiplayer maps:
The game launches November 14, 2025, with day one Game Pass availability.
Several charming indie titles received spotlight:
The Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2025 showcase demonstrated Microsoft’s deepened commitment to Japanese gaming culture and Asian market expansion. By featuring numerous Japanese developers, highlighting Japan themed content, and partnering with local studios, Xbox is clearly positioning itself as a serious competitor in the Asian gaming market.
The announcement of Forza Horizon 6’s Japanese setting represents more than just a popular fan request fulfillment it symbolizes Xbox’s understanding of what resonates with global audiences while respecting local gaming preferences.
Xbox Tokyo Game Show 2025 delivered a well rounded showcase that balanced nostalgia with innovation, featuring everything from beloved franchise continuations to exciting new IP reveals. With major titles like Forza Horizon 6, Ninja Gaiden 4, and Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake leading the charge, Xbox has set up a strong content pipeline extending well into 2026.
The emphasis on Xbox Game Pass day one availability, Xbox Play Anywhere support, and diverse gaming experiences reinforces Microsoft’s strategy of making gaming accessible across multiple platforms and devices. As the gaming industry continues evolving, Xbox’s Tokyo Game Show 2025 presentation proved they’re committed to delivering quality content that appeals to both hardcore enthusiasts and casual players worldwide.
