Memory manufacturer Kioxia opens its first Tokyo Game Show public exhibition today. Its booth includes gaming PCs running Street Fighter 6 on EXCERIA PRO G2 SSDs, the storage hardware selected as the official gaming SSD for esports competition at the 2026 Asian Games. Kioxia is also displaying consumer SSD products and a planned new color variation of its EXCERIA PLUS G2 portable SSD. The company's arrival at TGS reflects the exhibition's growing hardware component as PC gaming, esports and high-performance storage become increasingly intertwined.
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- Date: September 19, 2026.
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