Level-5 Vision 2026 II Dreams: what to expect from the September showcase
Acclaimed Japanese developer Level-5 has confirmed a new livestream showcase titled Level-5 Vision 2026 II Dreams will air on 10 September, offering roughly an hour of updates on multiple projects.
Level-5, founded in 1998 and led by president Akihiro Hino, is known for major franchises including Professor Layton, Inazuma Eleven, and Yo-kai Watch, and for its early collaboration with Studio Ghibli on the original Ni no Kuni.
The company has a long history of releasing entries across Nintendo platforms such as the DS, 3DS and Nintendo Switch, as well as on PlayStation and mobile devices.
Event details and how to watch
Level-5 has stated the showcase will be available on the studio's official YouTube channel, will run for around an hour, and will include English subtitles.
The livestream is scheduled to begin at 13:00 UK time / 05:00 PT on 10 September.
Viewers can tune in on YouTube to watch the presentation and any post-show materials Level-5 chooses to publish on its channel or official website.
Rewritten quote in journalistic language
Level-5 announced that Level-5 Vision 2026 II Dreams will stream on September 10 at 1 p.m.
UK time (5 a.m.
PT) on the developer's official YouTube channel, run for about an hour, and include English subtitles for international viewers.
Developer background and context
Level-5 earned a reputation for accessible, narrative-driven franchises that have performed strongly on Nintendo hardware over the last two decades.
Professor Layton debuted on the Nintendo DS and became a long-running puzzle-adventure series.
Yo-kai Watch and Inazuma Eleven likewise began on Nintendo handhelds and helped establish Level-5 as a major third-party developer for Nintendo platforms.
The studio's past collaborations and multi-platform releases mean updates announced during Vision events often span console, handheld and digital storefront strategies, including potential eShop releases or physical launches.
Coverage plans
We will monitor Level-5 Vision 2026 II Dreams and publish a full summary of announcements, release windows, and platform details as they are confirmed during and after the stream.
Bookmark this page and subscribe to official channels to catch the livestream and any subsequent developer posts.
Acclaimed Japanese developer Level-5 has confirmed a new livestream showcase titled Level-5 Vision 2026 II Dreams will air on 10 September, offering roughly an hour of updates on multiple projects.
Level-5, founded in 1998 and led by president Akihiro Hino, is known for major franchises including Professor Layton, Inazuma Eleven, and Yo-kai Watch, and for its early collaboration with Studio Ghibli on the original Ni no Kuni.
The company has a long history of releasing entries across Nintendo platforms such as the DS, 3DS and Nintendo Switch, as well as on PlayStation and mobile devices.
Event details and how to watch
Level-5 has stated the showcase will be available on the studio's official YouTube channel, will run for around an hour, and will include English subtitles.
The livestream is scheduled to begin at 13:00 UK time / 05:00 PT on 10 September.
Viewers can tune in on YouTube to watch the presentation and any post-show materials Level-5 chooses to publish on its channel or official website.
Rewritten quote in journalistic language
Level-5 announced that Level-5 Vision 2026 II Dreams will stream on September 10 at 1 p.m.
UK time (5 a.m.
PT) on the developer's official YouTube channel, run for about an hour, and include English subtitles for international viewers.
Developer background and context
Level-5 earned a reputation for accessible, narrative-driven franchises that have performed strongly on Nintendo hardware over the last two decades.
Professor Layton debuted on the Nintendo DS and became a long-running puzzle-adventure series.
Yo-kai Watch and Inazuma Eleven likewise began on Nintendo handhelds and helped establish Level-5 as a major third-party developer for Nintendo platforms.
The studio's past collaborations and multi-platform releases mean updates announced during Vision events often span console, handheld and digital storefront strategies, including potential eShop releases or physical launches.
Coverage plans
We will monitor Level-5 Vision 2026 II Dreams and publish a full summary of announcements, release windows, and platform details as they are confirmed during and after the stream.
Bookmark this page and subscribe to official channels to catch the livestream and any subsequent developer posts.
