Sony Interactive Entertainment has officially announced part of its lineup for the upcoming Tokyo Game Show 2025 (TGS), set to take place from September 25 to 28 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. Among the featured titles are Ghost of Yotei, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, and the award-winning Astro Bot—showcasing a strong PlayStation presence at the event.

A First Look at Two Major Upcoming Exclusives

While Astro Bot is already familiar to fans as a critically acclaimed PS5-exclusive from last year, Ghost of Yotei and Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls are two of Sony’s most anticipated upcoming console exclusives.

Sony confirmed that both new titles will be available for hands-on sessions at the PlayStation booth, but access will be limited to industry professionals on September 25 and 26. Meanwhile, Astro Bot will be featured as part of the Family Game Park, which is open to the public on September 27 and 28.

TGS Appearance Comes Ahead of Ghost of Yotei’s Launch

The announcement is especially exciting for fans looking forward to Ghost of Yotei, as the game is scheduled to launch just days later on October 2. Its appearance at TGS is expected to offer deeper insights into gameplay, story, and world design—likely accompanied by new trailers and player impressions.

For those awaiting a chance to try Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, which recently confirmed a closed beta in early September, the TGS demo may be the next best opportunity to see what this Marvel-inspired fighter brings to the PlayStation ecosystem.

Sony to Reveal More Titles Soon

Sony’s TGS 2025 lineup isn’t final yet. The company plans to announce additional titles and schedule details in the weeks leading up to the event, according to a post on the Japanese PlayStation Blog.

Capcom and Other Industry Giants Also Attending

Sony won’t be the only major player at TGS 2025. Capcom has also confirmed its attendance and is preparing to showcase a number of high-profile titles, including Resident Evil Requiem, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and the long-awaited Pragmata.

With big names like Sony and Capcom on board and several world premieres expected, Tokyo Game Show 2025 is shaping up to be one of the biggest gaming events of the year.