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More Xbox Game Pass Reveals Coming This Month At Tokyo Game Show

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Microsoft has confirmed its plans for the Tokyo Game Show later this month, and it includes an event called the Xbox Digital Broadcast that will contain some Game Pass news. This event is geared toward Xbox players in Japan and Asia, Microsoft said in a blog post.

The Xbox Digital Broadcast at Tokyo Game Show takes place on September 21, starting at 6 PM local time in Japan. This works out to 2 AM PDT and 5 AM EDT. It will stream on the Tokyo Game Show's official YouTube channel, as well as some Xbox social channels. Audio descriptions in English will be available, too, and Microsoft will share more details about the event soon.

"Players can expect to hear progress updates from Xbox and Bethesda Softworks and see a creatively diverse collection of games from creators predominantly located in Japan and across Asia," Microsoft said.

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