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Retro Gaming

Edia Bringing Toshinden and More Retro Collections to Tokyo Game Show

By GFA Staff
3 min
Edia Bringing Toshinden and More Retro Collections to Tokyo Game Show

Edia has revealed its exhibition plans for Tokyo Game Show 2026 today, spotlighting a nostalgic collection of remastered Japanese gaming classics from the 1990s. The publisher's dedicated booth at Makuhari Messe will celebrate pivotal titles that shaped 3D fighting games, tactical RPGs, and arcade shoot-'em-ups.

Headlining the lineup is the provisional Toshinden Collection, celebrating the groundbreaking 1995 3D weapon-based fighting series Battle Arena Toshinden with updated rollback netcode and display filters. Edia will also showcase Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes I & II remasters alongside Psikyo Memories, a definitive compilation of classic arcade vertical shooters playable on modern consoles.

Attendees will be able to test playable builds directly on the TGS show floor, with commemorative merchandise distributed at the booth. Read our retro gaming retrospective on /news and monitor retro compilation release dates on /release-radar.

Key Takeaways & FAQs

Q: Which retro franchises are being highlighted by Edia at TGS 2026? A: Edia will showcase Battle Arena Toshinden, Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes I & II, and Psikyo arcade shooting collections.

Q: Will modern enhancements be included in the Toshinden collection? A: Yes, modern quality-of-life enhancements include rollback netcode for online matchmaking and CRT display filter toggles.

Regional Impact & Availability The collections are aimed at classic gaming enthusiasts throughout Japan and international import communities. For continuing coverage, visit /news.

Sources & Further Reading - Edia Official Portal - Gameforce Asia News Hub - Gameforce Asia Release Radar

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