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We've seen a lot of amazing video game concerts get announced over the past few years, but I think we're safe in saying this one in particular is shaping up to be something special.
Musou Infinity, a video game supergroup with members including Harumi Fujita (Bionic Commando Strider, Mega Man 3 and Tomba), Takaya Imamura (Majora's Mask, Star Fox), Kenji Ito (SaGa, Mana), and Koichi Morita (the creator of the royalty-free website Maou Damashii, used by countless game developers) is set to play a gig next year in Tokyo, featuring guest appearances from Legend of Mana, Kingdom Hearts composer Yoko Shimomura, and Donkey Kong Country composer David Wise.
Now, if that piece of news doesn't make you want to immediately look up the price of tickets to Haneda Airport or wonder about the street value of your kidneys, then chances are you're probably dead inside (or perhaps just more financially responsible than me). Regardless, it seems like a spectacular show, and one video game fans won't want to miss, if they happen to be in the area.
The concert is at the Harevutai in Higashiikebukuro, Tokyo, not a million miles away from the Ikebukuro stop on the Yamanote line, and within walking distance of Ikebukuro Super Potato and the Ikebukuro Mikado game centre. It is scheduled for January 16th, 2027, with general (¥8,800) and VIP tickets (¥14,300) on sale now, along with streaming tickets (¥2,200).
A VIP ticket will get you a chance to see the band rehearse "a medley of nostalgic songs", the option to attend a post-show toast, and the "right to specially view videos of the members' live meetings."
The band has already teased band performances of Ken's Theme and DK Island Swing on social media, and we expect more exciting news as the date draws closer.