his year's Tokyo Game Show is creeping up on us, and Degenki Online has released a list of what PS3 games will be making an appearance in Sony's booth. While there won't be too many new games there, a few notables include the first playable appearances of Echochrome, White Night Story, and the new LocoRoco. Sony will also be touting the new version of the PSP, which also goes on sale in Japan during the show.
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However, we expect that there will be a number of surprises there. Could Metal Gear Solid 4 actually be playable in some form? What is Q? Entertainment's new game -- could it be the debut of the often rumored Rez sequel or Space Channel 5? What the hell happened to Afrika?
PS3 Games
Story of Agrest War - Idea Factory
Spiderman 3 - Activision
Transformers - Activision
Pirates of the Carribean: At World's End - Disney
FIFA 2008 - EA Sports
NBA Live 08 - EA Sports
Need For Speed ProStreet - EA
Harry Potter: Order of the Phoenix - EA
Railfan - Taito Corp.
Devil May Cry 4 - Capcom
PixelJunk Racers - Q Games
Unnamed Title - Q? Entertainment
G1 Jockey 4 2007 - Koei
Dynasty Warriors 5 - Koei
Elder Scrolls: Oblivion - Oblivion
Tony Hawk Project 8 - Spike
Sega Rally Revo - Sega
Imabi Kisou (Mournful Fire) - Sega, Chunsoft
Loco Roco BuuBuu Cocoreccho - Sony Computer Entertainment
Eye of Judgement - Sony Computer Entertainment
Echochrome - Sony Computer Entertainment
Go! Sports Ski - Sony Computer Entertainment
Heavenly Sword - Sony Computer Entertainment
Little Big Planet - Sony Computer Entertainment
Lair - Sony Computer Entertainment
Warhawk - Sony Computer Entertainment
Uncharted: Drakes Fortune - Sony Computer Entertainment
Gran Turismo 5 Prologue - Sony Computer Entertainment
Everyday Together - Sony Computer Entertainment
Ratchet and Clank Future - Sony Computer Entertainment
White Knight Story - Sony Computer Entertainment
Ratatouille - THQ Japan
Dark Sector - D3
Time Crisis 4 - Namco Bandai
Assassin's Creed - Ubisoft
Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 - Ubisoft
The Tokyo Game Show begins September 20th and runs through September 23rd.