Bandai Namco has revealed its lineup for this year’s Tokyo Game Show, confirming several titles with support for Nintendo platforms.
The publisher’s selection includes high-profile entries and franchise updates that will appear on the show floor, with a mix of playable demos, promotional novelties, and pre-order campaigns.
Tokyo Game Show runs from September 17 through September 21, and Bandai Namco’s early announcement gives attendees and Nintendo fans time to plan which demos and booths to prioritize.
Key Nintendo-supported titles in Bandai Namco’s TGS showcase are One Piece: Grand Gourmet, Tales of Eternia: Remastered, Once Upon a Katamari, and Tamagotchi Plaza.
According to Bandai Namco’s event summary, most featured games will be playable at the event, while Tales of Eternia: Remastered is included specifically as part of a pre-order campaign rather than a hands-on demo.
Rewritten statement: Bandai Namco noted that nearly all featured games will be playable at Tokyo Game Show, but Tales of Eternia: Remastered is listed only for pre-order promotion and will not have a playable demo on site.
The full Bandai Namco lineup for TGS includes:
- Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve — Playable, novelty items, freebies, and a pre-order campaign
- Bleach: Mirrors High — Playable and novelty
- Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 — Playable and novelty
- One Piece: Grand Gourmet — Playable, novelty, and pre-order campaign
- Tales of Eternia: Remastered — Pre-order campaign only
- Once Upon a Katamari — Playable and novelty
- Tamagotchi Plaza — Playable and novelty
For Nintendo Switch owners and observers tracking the platform landscape, the presence of multiple Bandai Namco titles at TGS underscores ongoing third-party support.
Attendees should note which booths offer demos versus pre-order promotions so they can plan hands-on sessions accordingly.
Bandai Namco’s early reveal mirrors a broader pattern where major publishers publish TGS plans in advance; other companies are expected to share their rosters in the coming weeks.
If you follow Nintendo Direct updates or monitor the Nintendo eShop for release listings and pre-order availability, keep an eye on Bandai Namco’s storefront entries around TGS for launch windows, pre-order bonuses, and demo availability tied to the show.
The publisher’s selection includes high-profile entries and franchise updates that will appear on the show floor, with a mix of playable demos, promotional novelties, and pre-order campaigns.
Tokyo Game Show runs from September 17 through September 21, and Bandai Namco’s early announcement gives attendees and Nintendo fans time to plan which demos and booths to prioritize.
Key Nintendo-supported titles in Bandai Namco’s TGS showcase are One Piece: Grand Gourmet, Tales of Eternia: Remastered, Once Upon a Katamari, and Tamagotchi Plaza.
According to Bandai Namco’s event summary, most featured games will be playable at the event, while Tales of Eternia: Remastered is included specifically as part of a pre-order campaign rather than a hands-on demo.
Rewritten statement: Bandai Namco noted that nearly all featured games will be playable at Tokyo Game Show, but Tales of Eternia: Remastered is listed only for pre-order promotion and will not have a playable demo on site.
The full Bandai Namco lineup for TGS includes:
- Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve — Playable, novelty items, freebies, and a pre-order campaign
- Bleach: Mirrors High — Playable and novelty
- Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 — Playable and novelty
- One Piece: Grand Gourmet — Playable, novelty, and pre-order campaign
- Tales of Eternia: Remastered — Pre-order campaign only
- Once Upon a Katamari — Playable and novelty
- Tamagotchi Plaza — Playable and novelty
For Nintendo Switch owners and observers tracking the platform landscape, the presence of multiple Bandai Namco titles at TGS underscores ongoing third-party support.
Attendees should note which booths offer demos versus pre-order promotions so they can plan hands-on sessions accordingly.
Bandai Namco’s early reveal mirrors a broader pattern where major publishers publish TGS plans in advance; other companies are expected to share their rosters in the coming weeks.
If you follow Nintendo Direct updates or monitor the Nintendo eShop for release listings and pre-order availability, keep an eye on Bandai Namco’s storefront entries around TGS for launch windows, pre-order bonuses, and demo availability tied to the show.
