Noda Crystal Corps Plays Meccha Chameleon At Mouse Computer TGS2026 Booth
Mouse Computer picked a low-spec-friendly party game and an entry-level NEXTGEAR brand for the stage slot at a booth otherwise built around high-end hardware reveals, including a desktop gaming PC with a mobile CPU announced at the show.
Key Facts
- Tokyo Game Show 2026 ran at Makuhari Messe through Sunday, September 20, and marked the event's 30th anniversary.
- The stage event "[Yoshimoto] Noda Crystal Corps de Meccha Chameleon" was held at 13:00 on September 20 at Mouse Computer's G TUNE and NEXTGEAR booth.
- Seven performers took part: Noda Crystal, Yui P, R Fujimoto, and the four members of Girly Record Channel, with Shinichiro as MC.
- The stage used the NEXTGEAR JG-A7G6T White TGS2026 Exhibition Commemorative Model, with an AMD Ryzen 7 5700X, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti, 32GB memory, and a 1TB SSD.
- Mouse Computer's TGS2026 campaign lists 11,000 yen off NEXTGEAR full and mini towers and 44,000 yen off the NEXTGEAR clear shift case, tax included.
Reporting from 2 sources: Inside, Game Spark.
Mouse Computer hosted a stage event for the party game Meccha Chameleon at its G TUNE and NEXTGEAR booth during Tokyo Game Show 2026, which ran at Makuhari Messe through Sunday, September 20. The event, titled "[Yoshimoto] Noda Crystal Corps de Meccha Chameleon," started at 13:00 that day. Seven performers took part: Noda Crystal, Yui P, R Fujimoto, and the four members of Girly Record Channel. The MC was Shinichiro, a former Yoshimoto comedian and eSports caster. In Meccha Chameleon, players paint their own characters to blend into the map and hide from a seeker within a time limit. R Fujimoto, known for Dragon Ball impressions, opened the first round as the seeker but was too slow to catch anyone, and the hide-and-seek turned into a chase. The stage used a NEXTGEAR JG-A7G6T White TGS2026 Exhibition Commemorative Model, a water-cooled desktop with an AMD Ryzen 7 5700X processor, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti GPU, 32GB of memory, and a 1TB SSD.
R Fujimoto opened the first round as the seeker in a Vegeta mood, and Yui P needled him with "Vegeta isn't all that great" as the round fell apart. Autograph signing on fans' game consoles happened at the booth as well.
- Noda Crystal: mimicked crops on the map in round two, then jumped from his hiding spot to bait the seeker, outrunning her as a veteran player would.
- Yui P: took the seeker role in round two; in round three she mimicked the dakuten voicing marks on a signboard, which drew a "Nice" from viewers.
- Noda's final turn: as seeker on the shopping street map he reasoned that "the characters are three-dimensional, so if you look from the side, they should be sticking out."
- MC Shinichiro: called Noda's crop mimicry "that's quite an interesting way to hide."
Mouse Computer's booth sat at Exhibition Hall 8, booth 08-N06, under large G TUNE and NEXTGEAR logos. Its September 17-18 business days featured DAIV for creators and MousePro for business. A gaming PC with a mobile CPU was announced at the show, and a black model joined the NEXTGEAR mini tower clear shift case. The TGS2026 Exhibition Commemorative Campaign offers 11,000 yen off NEXTGEAR towers and 44,000 yen off the clear shift case.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.