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See The Cool And Exciting Memorabilia Available At TGS 2015
Every year, Tokyo Game Show has a hall full of shops devoted to selling memorabilia from a wide range of Japanese games. The hall is always one of my first stops because it's full of cool t-shirts and figures. These aren't exactly the easiest things to find in North America. This year, I decided to take you on the shopping journey with me and show you some of the goodies on display. From Final Fantasy to Danganronpa, this area is a dream come true for devoted fans of Japanese games.
Sega's shop area if full of t-shirts, wall scrolls, and Persona merchandise.
Here are some of my favorites. Are you a member of the Persona Stalker club?
This shoe shop made my day. Check out those cool Danganronpa shoes!
Capcom filled its store with Monster Hunter, Ace Attorney, and Street Fighter goodies. I got a kick out of all the food items.
The store also had these cool Monster Hunter jackets.
A whole shop devoted to Kirby. Now that's what I'm talking about!
Capitalizing on the Shenmue love...
Eat your heart out Kingdom Hearts fans
The latest star of the Final Fantasy series: Noctis
These are their hunky wall scroll poses...
Check out page two for more surprises!
Square had a big selection for music, so many good soundtracks on display!
An array of Final Fantasy, complete with moogles and chocobos!
Can't forget the Dragon Quest fans. ;)
Can I interest you in a Persona keychain? OMG Nanako is adorable!
There was also plenty of retro love scattered about.
Batman, Superman, and more... These are just too badass not to show!
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