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Sights Of Tokyo Game Show 2011: Day Three
It's the third day of Tokyo Game Show 2011, and the floodgates have been open to the public. After wading my way through the insanely crowded subway stations and fighting my way through the crowd, I managed to grab some shots of the much busier show floor.
[Above] The entry to the first public day of TGS.
Navigating through this crowd is a delight today.
Cosplayers are on display between the halls.
A Dragon Slime has an existential crisis as it fights through the crowd.
Nightmare fuel.
A spot-on Bayonetta.
Monster Hunter cosplay is among the more popular options on the show floor.
Hideo Kojima talks Metal Gear memories.
Capcom's Yoshihoro Ono and Namco's Katsuhiro Harada face off.
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