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| Tokoyo Game Show 2007 - TGS 2007 - News |
Source: Gamespot
| TGS 07: Three new Kingdom Hearts games coming |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
With the Tokyo Game Show kicking off, Square Enix has revealed it is working on three more installments of the popular role-playing game series Kingdom Hearts, bringing the franchise to the DS, PlayStation Portable, and mobile phones. Although the three titles are so far only confirmed for release in Japan, the company assures its Western fans of the series that...
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| TGS-07: Namco Bandai embraces Active Life |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
Developers for the Nintendo Wii seem determined to get gamers up and off the sofa while they play games. First there was Wii Sports, although that may be relatively docile compared to Wii Fit, which was announced at this year's E3 Media & Business Summit. Now, there's an even more energetic Wii game coming to the console in 2008--with a working title of...
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| TGS-07: GT5 Prologue mounting two-pronged attack Dec. 13 in Japan |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
At Polyphony Digital's press conference at the 2007 Tokyo Game Show, president Kazunori Yamauchi announced that Gran Turismo 5 Prologue will be released in Japan through two methods of distribution on the same day.
On December 13, the game will be hitting Japanese retailers, and will also be offered for purchase via online download. Like the PS3 exclusive Warhawk, which was also distributed via downloads and boxed game discs, GT5 Prologue will have a two-tiered price point: 4,500 yen ($39) for the downloadable edition and 4,980 yen ($43) for the retail version. More details...
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| TGS-07: Square Enix's Chocobo hullabaloo |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
The Square Enix booth was packed at Tokyo Game Show 2007 with people who came to see Final Fantasy XIII in the enclosed theater. Or perhaps to play Final Fantasy Tactics A2, Star Ocean: The First Departure, Chocobo's Dungeon, Dragon Quest IV, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles, Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core, or Final Fantasy IV. If they were there...
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| TGS-07: Microsoft booth offers a breather |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
Microsoft may be third in the Japanese console market, but it hasn't stopped trying to boost its market share here, as evidenced by the booth here at the Tokyo Game Show. While some of the games are seemingly of minimal interest to Japanese gamers--the four kiosks for Medal of Honor: Airborne were fairly barren whenever we passed by--some of the unique games here were fairly popular, even if...
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| TGS-07: MGS 4 casts shadow over Konami |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
Konami's booth here at the Tokyo Game Show is located right in the middle of the main hall in Makuhari Messe, where other important companies like Sony have also taken up residence. Of course, Konami offered one of the biggest stories of the show by giving attendees the chance to play Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots for the first time. Unfortunately for those fans, the wait to play the game's 15-minute demo had reached a whopping three-and-a-half hours by midday on Saturday, the first day...
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| TGS-07: Sega predicts Sonic-Mario crossover will sell 4 million |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
Sega is looking to bring home the gold with the upcoming Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games. According to a Bloomberg report, Sega corporate director Masanao Maede said at the Tokyo Game Show that the company will sell 4 million copies of the game, which is set to launch later this year.
Maede didn't give a time frame for how quickly the game would hit that milestone, but both characters reached...
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| TGS-07: Japan's game(s) of the year announced |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
The Japan Game Awards 2007 Game of the Year gong, announced as part of the Tokyo Game Show, has this year gone to not one, but two titles, both of which were considered too good to miss out on the top prize.
The awards are organised by the...
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| TGS-07: Square Enix shows all in closed megatheater |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
TOKYO--It's become something of a tradition for Square Enix to show off its best Tokyo Game Show offerings in the closed megatheater, and since each showing lasts for a whopping 40 minutes or so there's invariably a long line to get in. But for fans waiting to see the latest projects in the works at Square Enix, the hours of lining up are well worth the wait. GameSpot brings you a quick overview of what was shown in this year's closed Square Enix megatheater at TGS...
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| TGS-07: Phil Harrison on Dual Shock 3 |
| Posted on 21 Oct 2007 by ~D~ |
TOKYO--At the beginning of the four days of booth babes, cosplayers, and cool new games that is the Tokyo Game Show, Sony president Kaz Hirai finally announced that Dual Shock 3 controllers would be coming to the market.
However, the Sony executive apologized for not having enough time to really go into details about this, so GameSpot caught up with Sony Worldwide Studios boss Phil Harrison to find out a little more...
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