Koei Tecmo has outlined its presentation plans for the 2026 Tokyo Game Show, confirming that several of its upcoming and remastered titles will be featured and playable on Nintendo Switch 2. The publisher’s announced lineup includes Atelier Karia: The Night Kingdom & the Guide of Memories, Attack on Titan 3, Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered, Nobunaga’s Ambition: Hisho, and Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember.
The company said every title in its TGS schedule will be available to play on the show floor and will receive on-stage programming during the event. In journalistic terms: Koei Tecmo confirmed that each listed game will have playable demos at its booth and will be represented in scheduled stage presentations throughout the expo.
Tokyo Game Show 2026 runs from September 17 to September 21 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. Koei Tecmo’s full TGS page lists its show plans and the titles it intends to present; D3Publisher has also published its own lineup for the same event.
Context and relevance
- Koei Tecmo is a long-established Japanese developer and publisher, known for franchises such as Dynasty Warriors and the Atelier series. Its continued support for Nintendo platforms has included past Switch releases and, per the company’s TGS announcement, a confirmed presence on Nintendo Switch 2 for the 2026 show lineup.
- The inclusion of both new entries and remastered classics underscores Koei Tecmo’s dual strategy of leveraging legacy IP alongside newer projects to engage both longtime fans and new players.
What to watch for at TGS
Attendees and press can expect playable builds and scheduled demonstrations for Koei Tecmo’s featured games. Given the company’s announcement, media coverage during TGS should provide hands-on impressions and developer commentary on the Switch 2 versions. Exact demo locations, stage times, and additional details will be available via Koei Tecmo’s Tokyo Game Show web page and TGS event listings.
This announcement positions Koei Tecmo as a visible exhibitor at TGS 2026, with multiple titles confirmed for Nintendo’s next-generation handheld-console platform and a clear on-site presence for players and press.