Graph is publishing RuneScape: Dragonwilds in Japan and will bring a playable demo of the game to Tokyo Game Show 2026, days after its September 15 release. The company also handles the domestic push for a title that has already sold over one million copies in early access.
Graph's most visible work in this run of coverage is publishing RuneScape: Dragonwilds, the Jagex survival craft spin-off, in Japan. The company released the Umbral Desert update with developer Jagex on June 23, calling it the final major expansion before full release and adding official Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Korean support. Two months later, Graph and Jagex confirmed a September 15 launch date for PC, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, with Xbox Game Pass support from day one and cross-play. RuneScape: Dragonwilds is described as the RuneScape series' first console release, and it had sold over one million copies in Steam Early Access before launch.
By September 10, Graph was preparing the Japanese market push that follows: a playable demo at Tokyo Game Show 2026 at Makuhari Messe from September 17 to 21. Because the show opens two days after release, attendees play the finished version. Demo players get an original clear file, and public-day visitors can win an original umbrella marker at a guaranteed-win garapon lottery.
That is the throughline: Graph's role is domestic publishing and promotion in Japan, and the campaign moves from a pre-launch content update in June to a launch-day release window in August to a post-release demo push at TGS in September. The stories establish the release platforms, the Game Pass day-one support, and the sales milestone. They do not detail Graph's other output, its staff, or any other publishing plans.
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Graph, which handles domestic publishing in Japan for RuneScape: Dragonwilds, will bring a playable demo of the Jagex survival craft game to Tokyo Game Show 2026, held at Makuhari Messe from September 17 to 21. Demo players get an original clear file. Public-day visitors can win an original umbrella marker at a guaranteed-win garapon lottery.
GRAPHT, a brand by MSY, announced the GRAPHT Command Trigger for PC, a thin 17-button leverless arcade controller developed with keyboard brand Akko. It is 23 mm thick, features 1.8 mm stroke switches, supports 8,000 Hz polling, and includes a 2-inch LCD and jog dial. Four Street Fighter 6 collaboration models are available. Standard model pre-orders open September 17, release October 23 at 16,980 yen. Collaboration models pre-order same day, release December 10 at 19,800 yen.
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MSY's GRAPHT brand will open pre-orders on September 17 for the Command Trigger for PC, a slim leverless arcade controller developed with keyboard brand Akko. The 17-button unit is 23mm thick, uses 1.8mm-stroke switches, and supports up to 8,000Hz polling. The regular model ships October 23 at 16,980 yen. Four collaboration designs by illustrators Kangi-sensei and Petan-sensei, tied to Street Fighter 6, follow on December 10 at 19,800 yen.
Vook will hold VIDEOGRAPHERS TOKYO ONLINE 2026 from October 6 to 9, streaming 20 sessions free on YouTube Live. The theme is 'Creative is Dead,' a response to generative AI making video and visual generation easy for anyone while the meaning of 'creative' blurs. The sixth edition of the conference, first held in 2019, will question what value video creators produce. Last year's online edition drew 24,028 participants.
Digital publisher Omoi announced at Anime NYC that it licensed Momoshiro and Tomoko Mitsuki's Love Is the Sweetest Journey manga, with English chapters starting in 2027. Omoi also revealed Scholastic's Graphix imprint will release A Snow Fox at the Northern Fort in print in fall 2027, and that it will add 45 titles from Titan Manga in the coming weeks, with some available immediately.
Jagex and Graph announced that RuneScape: Dragonwilds will launch on September 15, 2026, for PC, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, with Xbox Game Pass support from day one. The open-world survival craft game, a spin-off of the long-running MMORPG, has sold over one million copies in Steam Early Access.
Crypton Future Media announced on July 22, 2026, that a new smartphone game, Hatsune Miku Graphy Collection: Mysterious Music Comet Re:Merge, will launch for iOS and Android in fall 2026. The game is free-to-play with item-based microtransactions and features the six Piapro Characters: Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin, Kagamine Len, Megurine Luka, MEIKO, and KAITO. The main visual, showing the characters smiling against a starry sky, was newly drawn by illustrator Kocha Majitaro. The game's genre and further details have not been disclosed and will be announced at a later date. The title suggests a connection to the music RPG Hatsune Miku Graphy Collection: Mysterious Music Comet, which ended service in 2020. To commemorate the announcement, special stickers will be distributed at the Hatsune Miku Magical Mirai 2026 events in Hamamatsu, Osaka, and Tokyo starting July 2026. Visitors can receive a sticker by showing their screen following the game's official X account at the Crypton Future Media Digital Content Team booth.
Composer Sakuzyo, known for rhythm-game tracks such as "Altale" and "Destr0yer," will hold his first solo concert on August 21, 2026, at MUSICASA in Shibuya, Tokyo. The event, titled "Sakuzyo -the PARAGRAPH:ICS-", is described as the world's first concert composed entirely of his works. The program is split into two parts featuring piano and violin, aiming to bridge electronic and classical music. In addition to popular songs like "Altale" and "Destr0yer"-which have accumulated over 3 million views on YouTube-the concert will include all tracks from Sakuzyo's 2021 classical album "PARAGRAPH." Performers are violinist Shono Isomura and pianist Katsutoshi Ishigaki. Ticket prices are 6,500 yen for S seats and 5,000 yen for A seats. A pamphlet with production background and song explanations will be distributed to all attendees, and limited-edition piano and violin scores for "Destr0yer" and one other piece will be sold as goods. Tickets go on sale July 18 via teket.
Camera no Kitamura and Pen magazine will co-host a talk event on July 31, 2026, at the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, for the exhibition "Hiroshi Sugimoto: Extinction." Curator Taka Kawachi will discuss the first public display of the "Sugimoto Notes," and Kitamura's Shunsuke Iwata will explain silver halide photography. A rare 8x10 large format camera will be on display. 60 free tickets are available by lottery.
On June 23, publisher Graph and developer Jagex released the Umbral Desert update for RuneScape: Dragonwilds, the survival craft spin-off of the long-running MMORPG. The update is the final major expansion before the game's full release on September 15. It adds official support for Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Korean. The Umbral Desert introduces a dynamic environment system where the scorching sun drains the player's health, requiring shade and night travel. A new dragon, Fuzan the Scorching Tyrant, appears with red dragon minions. Players can enter the Fight Cave to battle Fuzan and earn rare materials and powerful vestiges. New crafting materials include Adamantite, Red Dragonhide, and Yew logs, enabling new equipment. A Magic Carpet mount allows fast travel across dunes. Familiar RuneScape enemies like Kalphite and Kothar also appear. The game is in Early Access on Steam and will launch on September 15 for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.
AI localization company Orange Inc. announced on Thursday that it will release five manga titles in English on its emaqi e-bookstore service, including Hiroki Ugawa's Shrine of the Morning Mist and Kensei Hokamoto's Resignation Agency: The Worker's Last Resort. The titles will be released on June 19 and June 26.
Scholastic's Graphix imprint will publish Yusuke Saitoh's slice-of-life manga Chuck and the Girl in English. The single volume, in black-and-white right-to-left format, is scheduled for release on August 3, 2027. The story follows a girl sent to live with her grandmother in Yokohama, Japan.
Solo developer Sach (Pappy's Pipe Dream) showed a new trailer for the survival horror game 'Echograph' at The MIX Summer Game Showcase 2026. The demo, influenced by 'Zero', 'Resident Evil', 'Silent Hill', and the film 'Hereditary', is planned for release in late 2026 with English and Japanese language support.