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Tokyo Game Show 2021 is scheduled for Sept. 30, will be held physically

This year's event reached more than 31 million viewers.
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This year’s Tokyo Game Show ended two weeks ago, but fans already have the date for the next convention. The Tokyo Game Show 2021 will take place from Sept. 30 to Oct. 3, the Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association announced today.

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It will be held physically at the Makuhari Messe convention center outside of Tokyo in Chiba, Japan. This year’s event was originally canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic but was later held digitally.

CESA also released the number of viewers including all official channels and languages from Sept. 22, when the event started, to Oct. 4. Here are the results:

  • YouTube: 4,050,963 (Japanese, English, Chinese)
  • Twitter: 7,511,301 (Japanese, English, Chinese)
  • Niconico: 1,726,014 (Japanese)
  • Twitch: 875,350 (Japanese, English)
  • TikTok LIVE: 98,012 (Japanese)
  • Douyu: 1,069,377 (Chinese)
  • Bilibili: 2,315,761 (Chinese)
  • Douyin, Xigua, Toutiao: 10,590,828 (Chinese)
  • IGN: 3,369,336 (Japanese, English)
  • Grand total: 31,606,942

CESA noted that there was an increase in applicants from Central and South America. While the region only had 17 companies from three countries in 2019, those numbers increased to 36 companies from four countries in the 2020 event.

There were also 6,500 applicants from 40 countries and regions for the business matching system at TGS 2020, 36 percent more than in 2019. And 73 percent of all negotiations done through the system were done internationally.

More information about the panels and companies that plan to participate will come next year closer to the event. The Tokyo Game Show 2020 featured major companies such as Microsoft, SEGA, KONAMI, Tencent Games, Bandai Namco Entertainment, and PUBG.


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Nádia is a Brazilian freelance writer who works for Dot since 2020. She has covered everything from Pokémon to FIFA. Video games are an essential part of her life, especially indie games and RPGs. You can catch her playing Overwatch in her spare time, but she writes better than she aims.