Microsoft Bringing 22 Xbox One Games to TGS -- Here's the Full List

Microsoft today announced the list of games that will be playable at the Xbox booth at the Tokyo Game Show later this month, including big-name titles like Halo: The Master Chief Collection and Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. In all, Microsoft's Xbox booth at TGS will feature 22 Xbox One games and one Xbox 360 game--Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel.

In addition, TGS attendees who bought an Xbox One in Japan (systems went on sale there last week) can score a "fast pass token" that lets them cut lines. This token will be distributed to the first 500 people who provide a proof of purchase for the Xbox One, according to a report from DualShockers.

The full list of Xbox games playable at TGS is below. Notable absences include Platinum Games' Scalebound and Microsoft's own Phantom Dust. By comparison, Sony's TGS booth will offer 23 PlayStation 4 titles, 15 PlayStation Vita games, and two PlayStation 3 titles.

Though Microsoft's past consoles haven't historically been runaway hits in Japan, the company has not lost hope for the region. Speaking with GameSpot earlier this year, Head of Xbox Phil Spencer maintained that console gaming is not dead in Japan. "It's critical for us in the industry that we continue to invest there and see great games come out," he said at the time.

TGS 2014 runs September 18-21. GameSpot will have editors on the ground at the show, bringing you coverage of the Japanese event.

Games available to play at the TGS Xbox booth:

Xbox One:

• Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
• Dance Central Spotlight
• D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die
• Dead Rising 3
• Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires
• EA Sports UFC
• The Evil Within
• Evolve
• FIFA 15
• Forza Horizon 2
• Forza Motorsport 5
• Halo: The Master Chief Collection
• Happy Wars
• Killer Instinct
• Kinect Sports Rivals
• Minecraft: Xbox One Edition
• NBA 2K15
• Ori and the Blind Forest
• Psycho-Pass: Happiness Without Choice
• Ryse: Son of Rome
• Sunset Overdrive
• Titanfall

Xbox 360:

• Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel

Eddie Makuch is a news editor at GameSpot, and you can follow him on Twitter @EddieMakuch