Xbox has announced its broadcast plans for Tokyo Game Show 2025, scheduled for Thursday, September 25, starting at 7:00 PM JST / 3:00 AM PT / 6:00 AM ET / 11:00 AM BST. While the official announcement doesn’t specify the runtime, it emphasizes showcasing “upcoming projects from Xbox studios and collaborations with Japanese, Asian, and global creators.” Industry observers speculate this event could mark the debut of Forza Horizon 6, fueled by recent leaks.

Rumors about the racing sequel’s potential Japanese setting gained traction after automotive specialist Cult and Classic shared (and later removed) an Instagram post revealing Playground Games designers photographing a Kei car—a vehicle class predominantly used in Japan. While these compact models might simply appear as new additions, many interpret this as evidence pointing to a Japan-based installment.

Insider reports from Windows Central and corroborated by multiple sources claim internal documents verify a TGS 2025 announcement for Forza Horizon 6. If accurate, the presentation would address persistent fan requests for a Japanese locale, though Xbox has yet to confirm the game’s setting. The company’s statement underscores its focus on “highlighting Asian gaming innovation and globally appealing content rooted in Japanese culture,” further fueling anticipation.

Beyond Forza speculation, Xbox’s TGS booth will feature hands-on demos of Ninja Gaiden 4, following its Gamescom 2025 preview covered by Wccftech. Attendees can also test the ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X handheld devices, echoing their Gamescom showcase ahead of October’s retail launch.