The " Tokyo Game Show 2026 (TGS2026)" gaming festival was held for four days from Thursday, September 17, 2026, through Sunday, September 20, 2026.
This time, we visited the Mouse Computer booth, which was packed with exhibits of the latest gaming PCs, game demos, stage events, and more!
"G TUNE" and "NEXTGEAR" lined up in a row! The Mouse Computer booth
The Mouse Computer booth was set up in Exhibition Hall 8.
Look for the large, pink “NEXTGEAR” logo!
Inside the booth, there were rows upon rows of demo stations featuring " G TUNE " and " NEXTGEAR " gaming PCs.
You can experience the performance of these gaming PCs firsthand by actually playing a wide variety of titles, including "Overwatch" and "Street Fighter 6."
Here, we’re trying out “STREET FIGHTER 6”!
Arcade controllers were also provided, allowing you to enjoy the game in a setting close to your usual gaming environment.
Of course, you can also check out the latest gaming PCs up close.
This “G TUNE” model is lit up in red on the inside, and the components visible through the clear panel look awesome!
Various models from the "NEXTGEAR" series are also on display.
Not just black—there are white cases, too.
The design features a white theme all the way through to the interior, and the lighting really stands out.
Furthermore, the first NEXTGEAR model ever to feature an Intel CPU was unveiled at the event!
Both the black and white versions were displayed side by side.
You can check not only the actual cases but also the specs, such as the CPU and graphics card.
This is definitely an exhibit that will catch the eye of anyone thinking about upgrading their PC.
A large stage was set up at the Mouse Computer booth, and various events were held throughout the show.
At the time of our visit, Yui P ( @yuip_okazu111 ) from the comedy duo "Okazu Club" and others made an appearance!
They were performing in a show titled “[Yoshimoto] A Total Chameleon in the Noda Crystal Corps.”
We also spotted a raffle corner at the booth!
You can win a variety of prizes, including gaming devices.
Not only could you check out the latest gaming PCs up close, but with game demos and stage events, there were plenty of highlights to enjoy—I was thoroughly satisfied.
That wraps up our report from the “Mouse Computer” booth!