Sony has officially announced that several major PlayStation titles will be featured at the upcoming Tokyo Game Show 2025. The confirmed lineup includes the highly anticipated Ghost of Yotei, the Marvel-inspired fighting game Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, and the acclaimed platformer Astro Bot. While Astro Bot remains a PS5-exclusive title that garnered numerous awards last year, both Ghost of Yotei and Marvel Tokon represent some of the most eagerly awaited PlayStation exclusives currently in development.

The prestigious Tokyo Game Show, Japan's premier video game exhibition, is scheduled to run from September 25-28 at the Makuhari Messe convention center in Chiba, Japan. In preparation for the event, numerous gaming companies have confirmed their participation, with Sony being among the latest major publishers to reveal their plans. Following their impressive showcase of PlayStation titles at TGS 2024, the gaming giant is preparing to offer attendees hands-on experiences with a fresh selection of games at next month's event.

According to the Japanese PlayStation Blog (as reported by Gematsu), Sony Interactive Entertainment has confirmed that Ghost of Yotei, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, and Astro Bot will constitute the initial lineup of games at their Tokyo Game Show 2025 booth. It's worth noting that the highly anticipated sequel to Ghost of Tsushima and the Marvel-themed fighting game will be exclusively available at the industry professionals-only PlayStation booth on September 25 and 26. Meanwhile, Astro Bot will be featured in the Family Game Park area, which is open to general attendees, on September 27 and 28. Sony has indicated that additional game reveals, along with detailed schedules and further information, will be announced in the coming weeks.

This announcement has generated significant excitement among PlayStation enthusiasts, who can look forward to additional gameplay footage and firsthand impressions of both Ghost of Yotei and Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls during TGS 2025. Particularly noteworthy is the timing of Ghost of Yotei's appearance, as the game is scheduled for release shortly after the exhibition on October 2, meaning fans won't have to wait long before experiencing the full game themselves. Additionally, for those who missed the opportunity to participate in the closed beta for Marvel Tokon earlier this month, the TGS demonstration may provide valuable insights into this Sony-published title.

While Sony's presence will undoubtedly be substantial, they are not the only major industry player attending TGS 2025. Capcom has also recently confirmed their participation, with plans to showcase several highly anticipated titles including Resident Evil Requiem, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, Pragmata, and other exciting projects. The convergence of these major publishers promises to make TGS 2025 one of the most exciting gaming events of the year.