Engine Sounds That Resonate Throughout the Area

Modern game graphics are incredibly realistic. Naturally, this makes people want to bring their controllers and operating environments closer to 'realism' as well. What first caught our attention at the Mid-Base booth was the engine sound that resonated clearly throughout the surroundings. It had such a presence that even while walking through the venue, it made you stop and wonder, 'What's going on here?'

The booth showcased racing seats that can be custom-made to order. A key feature is the ability to create a personalized driving environment tailored to one's physique and preferences, making it an irresistible item for those who want to seriously enjoy racing games.

Furthermore, a roughly 10-minute racing simulator test drive experience was available by reservation. With three curved monitors positioned in front and to the left and right, users can enjoy a wide driving experience where the course fills their entire field of vision. Since the scenery to the left and right is also clearly visible, the sense of immersion is significantly different from a typical single-screen setup.

The powerful engine sound, the three monitors enveloping the field of view, and the dedicated seat. It had an impact both visually and audibly, making it a booth with an exceptionally strong 'sense of driving' within the venue.

ASCII will be continuously publishing articles from its on-site reporting team as part of its 'Tokyo Game Show 2026 Report.' In addition to live breaking reports from the venue, we will also be broadcasting special live coverage where our editorial team members enthusiastically introduce noteworthy gaming gadgets!

We will be covering everything from discussions on the latest technologies to interesting products discovered at the venue. Let's fully enjoy this year's Tokyo Game Show 2026 together with ASCII!

Tokyo Game Show 2026, scene from the venue