
For Sony, it’s all about PS Vita at Japan’s premier games show, TGS, and the firm’s committed to bringing a pleasing 19 PS Vita games to the event.

For Sony, it’s all about PS Vita at Japan’s premier games show, TGS, and the firm’s committed to bringing a pleasing 19 PS Vita games to the event.
Bulletstorm was at the Tokyo Game Show this past September turning all kinds of Japanese heads its way. The game’s a first person shooter developed by People Can Fly with much guidance from Epic Games. But why bring a shooter to Japan when it’s a known fact that said genre isn’t popular with gamers in the east? It’s because, according to Bulletstorm executive producer Mark Morris, there’s this “over-the-topness” in the game that’s much like many Japanese titles.
For him, Bulletstorm will “do well in Japan”.
After saying he’ll probably just work on Metal Gear Solid 5, legendary game developer, Hideo Kojima’s said he’d love to introduce his own game at next year’s Tokyo Game Show. We say bring it on!
Capcom plans on owning the show when it arrives at TGS this weekend, as the mega publisher confirmed it’ll show four new games.
Capcom’s just sent us mail showing its TGS offerings, amongst the crowd, Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds.
Square-Enix will be in full swing come TGS, and although the games listed after the break are enough to get any true gamer excited, why are not Final Fantasy Versus XIII and Final Fantasy Agito XIII included in the lineup?
Don’t worry, we’re sure said titles will make an appearance.
You know Sony, if there’s one thing they do well is exclusives. We’ve seen all the big names the company has in its arsenal haven’t we? Wrong, because according to SCEE boss Andrew House there are a “few more” exclusives yet to be announced.
Yeah, I know, Mirror’s Edge didn’t sell very well. I think the game barely did 2 million units, but that doesn’t mean it was bad. In fact, it was one of the better experiences when it released back in November, 2008, save a few annoyances.
Gamescom’s barely out, and EA’s already hyping up its Tokyo Game Show (TGS) showing, making known that its planning “several all new game reveals and announcements”.
Bring it, then.
The Tokyo Game Show is the biggest in the world followed closely by E3 which, by the way, happens next month in L.A.
See the Japanese love to plan ahead, so even if TGS doesn’t take place till September 16th in Makuhari Messe just outside Tokyo, a poster for the show has already surfaced.
It’s past the read.
Last year’s show was good, not great. Sony showed off its motion control, while Microsoft was talking up Natal, nothing too exciting was to be had at all. Here’s to hoping for some fireworks this year.