PlayStation Store’s Tokyo Game Show Sale Cuts Prices Up to 75% Through Sept. 23 – GamesReviews.com
PlayStation Store’s Tokyo Game Show Sale Cuts Prices Up to 75% Through Sept. 23
Author:News DeskCategory:News, Date: 12th September, 2026
Sony has kicked off its annual Tokyo Game Show promotion on the PlayStation Store, discounting thousands of PS5 and PS4 titles by as much as 75 percent ahead of the physical show floor opening in Chiba next week. The sale went live on September 9 and runs through September 23, according to an official post on the PlayStation Blog’s Southeast Asia edition.
Tokyo Game Show promotion comes to PlayStation Store on 9 September, enjoying up to 75% off on a huge range of incredible games until 23 September. Sony flagged Stellar Blade Complete Edition, Forza Horizon 5 and Monster Hunter Wilds as headline titles in the promotion. The publisher also noted a caveat worth remembering: games featured in this promotion may not be part of this year’s Tokyo Game Show itself, so the sale and the convention line-up don’t map onto each other one-to-one.
Capcom’s Pragmata and Resident Evil catalogue anchor the discounts
Gaming outlet MP1st, which tracked the storewide rollout on launch day, reported that the biggest deals include the re-release of Black Ops and Black Ops 2, Capcom’s Pragmata, and a slew of Resident Evil titles. That’s notable because MP1st also pointed out the sale doesn’t focus only on Japan-owned game companies, despite being timed to a Japanese trade show.
Deal-tracking site gg.deals confirmed several of Capcom’s individual price cuts, noting that Pragmata is 20% off, giving you a chance to save on Capcom’s sci-fi action-adventure in which the game follows Hugh and his android companion Diana as they attempt to escape a lunar research station overrun by hostile machines. The same tracker listed Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection at 30% off, alongside indie favourite TUNIC.
Thousands of PS5 and PS4 games discounted, some at all-time lows
Push Square, curating its own recommended picks from the sale, confirmed the same closing date and described the scale of the promotion: on from now until 23rd September, the Tokyo Game Show sale includes thousands of PS5 and PS4 games going cheap. The outlet limited its own “best of” list to titles it had already reviewed favourably, noting that everything listed here has at least a 7/10 score from Push Square, and every game is at its lowest price point, with some setting new lows in this sale.
Publisher-specific promotions are stacking on top of the storewide event, too. Spike Chunsoft confirmed in its own press release that players can save up to 85% on these Spike Chunsoft, Inc. titles from September 9, 2026 to September 23, 2026, during the Tokyo Game Show Sale on PlayStation Store in North America, with visual novel YU-NO among the titles marked down.
Store credit stacking can push savings further
For shoppers looking to squeeze extra value out of the promotion, gg.deals pointed to a common workaround used during major PlayStation sales: by purchasing PlayStation Store credit below face value and adding it to your account, you can effectively save a little extra on top of the discounts already available in the sale. It’s a tactic regularly used by bargain hunters during Days of Play and Black Friday promotions, and it applies just as well here given the size of the current catalogue on offer.
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What Australian and New Zealand shoppers should check before buying
The PlayStation Blog’s Southeast Asia edition, which covers regional storefronts closer to New Zealand and Australia, carried the same September 9 to September 23 window as the North American and European posts, though it flagged that each title may have different sale periods and urged shoppers to refer to the information in the title details page before assuming a headline discount applies to every edition of a game. Given that individual publisher promotions like Spike Chunsoft’s run on their own regional terms, PS5 and PS4 owners in Auckland, Wellington, Sydney or Melbourne should confirm local pricing in NZD or AUD directly on their PlayStation Store account rather than relying on US or Japanese sale prices quoted elsewhere.
With Tokyo Game Show 2026 itself due to open its doors in Chiba later this month, the PlayStation Store promotion gives players a chance to catch up on recent Capcom, Spike Chunsoft and Western third-party releases at reduced prices before the show’s own wave of new announcements and demos lands. Anyone waiting on a AAA release to drop in price has roughly two weeks left to browse before the current markdowns expire on September 23.
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