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Tokyo Game Show
The Sights Of Tokyo Game Show 2022 Part 2
Tokyo Game Show is in full swing, especially now that the general public has invaded the Makuhari Messe convention center this weekend. Blake Hester and I have been touring the show floor, checking out games, and taking plenty of pictures. We shared our first batch of TGS photos yesterday (check them out here) and have even more images to help make you feel as close to the event without being here as possible. Be sure to click the photos to view them at full resolution. Enjoy!
Capcom arrived in full force, showing off Street Fighter 6, Exoprimal, the Mega Man Battle Network Collection, the Resident Evil Village DLC, and Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak
Bandai Namco's booth
I didn't dare tell Chun-Li that I spent most of my Street Fighter 6 demo beating her up as Kimberly.
These three ladies were very happy to greet everyone who passed by. Their unwavering enthusiasm and positivity was quite inspiring.
This isn't an effect. Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty features horses with half a body. The hindlegs will be available as DLC.
Square Enix booth
Final Fantasy VI fans will be relieved to know that they will never own this massive statue. Who has the space?
This was easily the most mature-rated game on the floor.
All Elite Wrestling's Christopher Daniels and Ryo Mizunami sign autographs for fans at the AEW: Fight Forever booth.
I have no idea what this is but it looks cool.
Sega/Atlus booth
Konami easily has the slickest-looking booth at the show.
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