Thinking back to last year’s Tokyo Game Show I recall the excitement I felt as I queued in the rain waiting to go in. The expectant crowd and I anticipating the moment the doors would open so we could enter
Tokyo Game Show 2009 – Wrap Up.
The DoFuss Show – TGS Special.
I know it is late, with all of the Tokyo Game Show write-ups, reviews and articles that I had to get posted things have been hectic. But it is here now and stuffed to bursting point with previews, discussion and
Tokyo Game Show ’09 – Previews.
Expect something more substantial soon about my experience as a whole in the next few days, but incase you were wondering where all my TGS previews are you can find them at Play Devil and Go Gaming Giant. Hope you
Tokyo Game Show – The End
And so Dofusses TGS coverage comes to a close and my posting schedule will return to normal. I may even get a chance to play some games in the coming weeks. As a child I had dreamed of attending TGS.
Tokyo Game Show – Odds and Ends
Strap yourself in. Here’s everything I haven’t mentioned that caught my eye. Sony – Little Big Planet confirmed that I’ll soon buy a PS3. PSP’s line up is looking very health. Square-Enix – The booth was black and dull unless
Tokyo Game Show – The Games, Joel
So I got talking to a guy called Joel. Not that exciting on the surface, but he was covering TGS for his newspaper and had seen a few things I hadn’t. Here is what I learned. Resistance 2’s enemies impressed
Tokyo Game Show – The Games, Overview
Obviously games were the main focus of the event. It was a strange selection however. Perhaps because of the timing of TGS this year it seemed that the majority of playable titles on the show floor were mere weeks from
Tokyo Game Show – Coz-play.
Coz-play has become synonymous with Japanese gaming culture. At TGS this was represented by what I lovingly nick-named ‘coz-play avenue’. The effort coz-players put into their outfits was incredible. They even arrived out of costume and then changed at the
Tokyo Game Show – Booths Babes.
Booth babes are a staple of TGS. Every company had a dozens of young ladies dressed in a variety of skimpy outfits to entice gamers into join their booth. Some were beautiful, some had tops that were undersized (to spectacular