Mouse Computer Expands Tokyo Game Show Booth Past Twice Last Year's Scale
The exhibit answers the practical problem of selling a BTO gaming PC at a show: visitors who never touch a high-spec machine cannot judge one, so the booth widened the tryout floor and the stage instead of leaning on raw specs.
Reporting from 1 source: Automaton.
Mouse Computer ran a booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026, held at Makuhari Messe from September 17 to 20, after typhoon cancellation of the 21st. The PC maker increased trial units from 20 to 30 and grew stage capacity, making the booth more than double last year's size. Consumer sales chief Tomonari Ujiie said the aim is letting visitors try gaming PCs on titles they already want to play.
Mouse Computer's booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026 fills Hall 8, N06, with a gate carrying the G TUNE and NEXTGEAR logos. Trial units went from 20 to 30, and nearly half the floor is stage and viewing seating, with streams running for people who cannot attend.
The playable lineup covers 12 titles, from Escape from Tarkov and Overwatch to Super Danganronpa 2x2, Puchi Holo no Mura and Meccha Chameleon. Several of those do not demand a high-performance GPU or CPU, a departure from the usual way gaming PCs are demonstrated.
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