At Mouse Computer’s booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026, gaming PCs equipped with mobile CPUs and G TUNE models featuring dual-liquid cooling were exhibited. An interview with the president revealed the aims behind announcing new products at the event and the company’s commitment to supporting esports.
At Mouse Computer’s booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026, newly announced NEXTGEAR products, gaming PCs equipped with mobile CPUs, and new G TUNE models featuring dual-liquid cooling for the GPU and CPU were showcased. The products were displayed with an emphasis on their features, as part of an effort to make the event one of the company’s largest ever.
In an individual interview, President Kishi Hideki (軋秀樹) said the company considers events important opportunities to hear users’ firsthand feedback and that it is necessary to work together to invigorate the market. He also expressed hopes for reactions such as “What is Mouse doing?” to a unique lineup of products unlike those offered by other companies, including products that had taken a year to prepare.
Regarding the 20th Asian Games, which will be held in Nagoya from 19 September, he said he hoped the event would help revitalize Japan’s esports market and that he was honored that the company’s PCs had been selected for use at the Games. He indicated that the company would continue supporting esports players as Japanese athletes.
The company continued to announce products promoting the combination of processing speed with energy efficiency and quiet operation through liquid-cooled overclocking and the use of mobile CPUs. Development is also reportedly advancing with cloud gaming in view, drawing attention to the future evolution of gaming PCs.