
At the “Tokyo Game Show 2026,” which has been underway since September 17, 2026, a collaboration PC model between Third Wave’s gaming PC brand “GALLERIA” and the wildly popular battle royale FPS *Apex Legends* was announced.
Believe it or not, these collaboration PCs go on sale today, September 17!!?
The “Apex Legends” collaboration PCs come in two models: “Reyes” and “Octane”! Featuring designs that showcase the characters and a wide range of options
At the “Apex Legends × GALLERIA Talk Session” held at the GALLERIA booth (Hall 2, 02-C21), hosted by OooDa, REJECT’s “Apex Legends” division player Euriece, Coach Wabu, and VTuber Aoi Sakura made an appearance.

During the event, the two REJECT members looked back on the “ALGS (Apex Legends Global Series)” and shared anecdotes unique to a team that continues to compete on the front lines.


In addition, Aoi Sakura organizes the “ASGS (AOI SAKURA GACHINKO SERIES),” a tournament for this game known for attracting a wide range of participants who compete in a format similar to the ALGS.
Incidentally, her favorite character is Raze, and she mentioned being drawn to her English voice lines. As for skins, she seems to be a fan of the “Quarantine 722” body line.

The event also featured the unveiling of a collaborative PC between *Apex Legends* and GALLERIA. This “officially licensed” model—with design supervision from Electronic Arts—will be available in two variants: “Reyes (Purple)” and “Octane (Green).”


Not only are the character illustrations rendered in monochrome to let the LED lighting shine, but attention to detail is evident in features such as character icons engraved on the panels and logos etched onto the heads of the liquid-cooled CPU coolers.
The collaboration PCs come in eight Intel and AMD models tailored to various needs and specifications, and each purchase includes an original wallpaper as a bonus.



What’s more, these PCs go on sale today, September 17! Please check the special website for detailed specifications and other information on each model.








