Brook Gaming will showcase a range of new products at Tokyo Game Show 2026. The lineup will include the 8K Core Fighting Board, dedicated app support for the PS5-compatible StarRay, the new entry-level NEO Lite, and products designed to strengthen connectivity across multiple platforms.
Brook Gaming will showcase its latest lineup at booth Hall 10-E29 at Makuhari Messe, covering everything from fighting game hardware and controllers to multi-platform converters and mobile gaming accessories. A dedicated area will feature the first public unveiling of the new 8K Core Fighting Board, which offers average button input latency of 1.39 ms and a polling rate of 8,000 Hz for PC and 1,000 Hz for PS5.
The booth will also feature the all-button arcade controller Brook Fighter Starburst, the latest lineup from the multi-platform Wingman converter series, and dedicated app support for the PS5-compatible StarRay. Other displays will cover a broad range of products, including the new entry-level NEO Lite, plans for new products for Switch 2, and the AeroFlux foldable keyboard for mobile devices.
The venue will offer hands-on demonstrations of keyboard and mouse controls using Sniper2, as well as collaborative demonstrations with Taiwanese companies including M2M. Brook Gaming plans to launch controllers for Nintendo Switch 2 in 2027 and will provide an interactive exhibition featuring a new range of products compatible with multiple platforms.
During Tokyo Game Show 2026, Brook Gaming also plans joint displays with more than 10 arcade brands, stage events featuring professional players, and autograph sessions. The company is expected to present proposals for the development and manufacture of fighting game solutions through an exhibition based on the “Powered by Brook Inside” theme.