SEGA and Atlus Unveil Exciting Plans for Anime Expo 2025
June 29, 2025 - 22:15
For those of you going to Anime Expo 2025, SEGA and Atlus have revealed their joint plans for what they will be doing at the event. Both companies are set to make a significant impact, showcasing their latest games and engaging fans with exclusive content. Attendees can anticipate special panels that will delve into the creative processes behind their beloved franchises, including fan-favorites and upcoming titles.
In addition to panels, SEGA and Atlus will host interactive booths where fans can experience hands-on gameplay. Exclusive merchandise will also be available, giving attendees a chance to take home unique collectibles. This year’s event promises to be a celebration of gaming culture, with opportunities for fans to meet developers and participate in Q&A sessions.
With a lineup of surprises and announcements, SEGA and Atlus aim to create memorable experiences for all attendees. Mark your calendars for Anime Expo 2025 to be part of this exciting journey into the worlds of gaming and anime!
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