Konami TGS 2026 Lineup: Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch Games Headline Tokyo Game Show

Konami confirms full Tokyo Game Show 2026 lineup for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 titles Konami has officially announced its presence at the 2026 Tokyo Game Show, confirming a slate of Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2-compatible titles that will be on display at Makuhari Messe. The publisher's lineup includes high-profile internal projects such as Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, Ganbare Goemon Daishugou, eFootball Kick-Off, Powerful Pro Baseball 2026-2027, and Super Bomberman Collection, alongside previously revealed entries Silent Hill: Townfall and Suikoden Star Leap. The 2026 Tokyo Game Show runs from September 17 through September 21 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. Konami said it will showcase both first-party and partner-developed games across its booth. In journalistic terms: Konami confirmed attendees can expect hands-on demos for a broad range of titles and that a selection of those games will also be highlighted in scheduled stage events during the show. Several of the publisher's headline releases will be playable on the show floor, according to the announcement. Beyond Konami's internal projects, the company will present a large number of partner titles. The announced partner games include 13Z: The Zodiac Trials, Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter, Cotton Reboot, Aeruta, Afterlove EP, The Hungry Lamb & The Weeping Swan, Sulfur, Sunset Hills, Digital Display Collection: 500 Series Shinkansen Memori, Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth, Neosphere of The Deep-blue Sky: Legacy, Sugar Lies, Monochrome Echoes: White, ONI Zero: Revival, Trouble Witches Final Episode 01: Daughters of Amalgam, Bunny Garden 1 and 2, Merry Bunny Garden, Horgihugh, Xelan Force AE, The Hurricane of the Varstray, Karous: The Blur of Re:venant – New Order, and Remote Detective’s Remote Deduction. Many of those partner and in-house titles will be fully playable at Konami’s booth, and several will receive stage showcases that provide developer commentary and live demonstrations. For attendees tracking publisher coverage, Konami has published a dedicated TGS 2026 site with details on booth locations and scheduled presentations. Other publishers have also shared their TGS lineups, including D3Publisher, Koei Tecmo, and SEGA/Atlus, each confirming their own sets of playable demos and stage programming for the event.