By: Sarju Shah, GameSpot - Posted on September 23, 2009
The team has landed in Tokyo for one of the largest and most anticipated events of the year: the Tokyo Game Show. Nestled in one of the most technologically advanced cities on the planet, which is home to more than a few game developers, the show cannot disappoint. The Tokyo Game Show runs from September 24 to 27, so be sure to come back to see what has happened over the next few days!
Pre TGS fun in Akihabara
We've had our feet on the ground in Tokyo for the past few days, and we just had to take a look around. You would think the show had started already, but life here is actually a video game.
Photographers: Brian Ekberg, Sophia Tong
The Toys and Arcades
Japan is filled with awesome little goodies and amazing arcades. Take a peek at some of the bits and bobs we found.
Photographers: Brian Ekberg, Randolph Ramsay, Sophia Tong
KOEI Tour
KOEI was gracious enough to give us a tour of its facilities. The maker of Dynasty Warriors and Nobunaga's Ambition has quite a spread. The result is a mix of modern bustle with a dash of old-school tranquility.
Photographers: Jan Meja Heir ,Ricardo Torres
PSPgo Accessories
The PSPgo's almost ready to launch. It's only natural that Sony would introduce some goodies to go with it.
Photographers: Ricardo Torres
Figurines
What's a trade show without game related toys? Check out all the Mario and Final Fantasy related goodies.
Photographers: Randolph Ramsay, Sophia Tong
Show Floor
Tokyo Game Show is filled with elaborate booths and gigantic signage to match. Fancy cars - check. Big fighting statues - check. Gigantic slimes and chocobos - double check.
Photographers: Brian Ekberg, Shaun McInnis,Randolph Ramsay, Sophia Tong
Big Booths
Sometimes you have to step back to take in just how crazy the place is. The size and scale of the major booths is pretty hard to grasp from up close.
Photographers: Brian Ekberg, Sophia Tong
Closeups
The show has so many things going on at once. We sent some of our folks in to try and capture little goings on and get close up shots of some of the more interesting signs and objects.
Photographers: Jan Meja Heir, Ricardo Torres, Tyler Winegarner
The Big View
Check out where the Tokyo Game Show happens from the outside and what it looks like from afar once inside.
Photographers: Jan Meja Heir, Tyler Winegarner
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