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Final Thoughts: Tokyo Game Show Bigger, More Irrelevant Than Ever

Nintendo - the company responsible for a gaming renaissance in Japan - did not show up at the TGS this year. Hardware makers Sony and Microsoft anchored this year's TGS 2007, but third-party developers like Capcom showed off more Wii titles than both PS3 and Xbox 360 titles combined.

Sony's Japan studios had never quite needed to show their Western titles at the TGS. This year, however, Sony's booth was filled up with all kinds of Western games that the Japanese attendees really didn't care about.

But at least Microsoft continued to make Sony look good with their lineup...

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nix6081d ago

what surprise do you expect??? q:

yeah.. Wii was missed, i guess!

midgard2296081d ago (Edited 6081d ago )

they had nothing to show that they didnt show at e3, only mario and smash bros, thats all they make anyway

holy crap lol rygar for wii is a port of a very old ps2 game lol!!! check magic box, LOL!!!!!! i thought it was a sequal but its another port

lonestarmt6080d ago

o man are you serious? its a port, Gosh that means the only thing to look forward to in 2008 for the wii is fire emblem, resident evil umbrella, and no more heroes not good. Maybe the wii has gotten a little over confident.

The main thing i cared about was ff13 and ff vs 13 but they didn't even release the trailers so dumb. At least we got to see the MGS and white knight story demo....

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LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars Available for Free on Prime Gaming

Discover how to get LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars for free through Prime Gaming. Enjoy this classic adventure in the Star Wars universe today!

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Homeworld 3 Devs Discuss What Makes a Good Homeworld Game

Game Rant sits down with developers from Blackbird Interactive to talk about how Homeworld 3 looked to the franchise's main selling points.

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What Made Resident Evil Village an Excellent Survival Horror Game?

GB: "Resident Evil Village is three years old now, and looking back, it’s still a game that fills me with immense joy."

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