Microsoft announces Xbox 360 line-up for TGS
IGN is reporting that Microsoft has announced its official line-up of playable and non-playable games for this year’s Tokyo Game Show (TGS). There’s quite a large assortment of games here, including aerial fighters, demon hunters, and balls of condensed gravity.
The list is arranged per category – Playable, Video Only and Live Demonstration. It is quite understandable if some of the games will not be “fully showcased” at the show as some developers have announced earlier to hold a separate conference after TGS.
Playable
- Ace Combat 6
- Assassin’s Creed
- Beautiful Katamari
- Bladestorm
- Dark Sector
- Devil May Cry 4
- Dynasty Warriors 6
- Guilty Gear 2 Overture
- Gundam: Operation Troy
- Halo 3
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IGN is reporting that Microsoft has announced its official line-up of playable and non-playable games for this year’s Tokyo Game Show (TGS). There’s quite a large assortment of games here, including aerial fighters, demon hunters, and balls of condensed gravity.
The list is arranged per category – Playable, Video Only and Live Demonstration. It is quite understandable if some of the games will not be “fully showcased” at the show as some developers have announced earlier to hold a separate conference after TGS.
Playable
- Ace Combat 6
- Assassin’s Creed
- Beautiful Katamari
- Bladestorm
- Dark Sector
- Devil May Cry 4
- Dynasty Warriors 6
- Guilty Gear 2 Overture
- Gundam: Operation Troy
- Halo 3
- Kingdom Under Fire
- Medal of Honor Airborne
- NBA Live 08
- Operation Darkness
- Phantasy Star Universe: Ambition of Illuminous
- Project Gotham Racing 4
- Sega Rally
- Smash Court Tennis 3
- Shikigami no Shiro III
- Winning Eleven
- Viva Pinata Let’s Party
- Zoid Alternative
Video Only
- Apocalypse Desire Next
- Final Fantasy XI
- Gundam Musou International
- Infinite Undiscovery
- Last Remnant
- Rainy Woods
- Soul Calibur 4
Live Play Demonstration
- Lost Odyssey
- Ninja Gaiden 2
Expect more news and reviews in approximately 14 hours, because that’s when the Tokyo Game Show begins in earnest! Till then, sit tight!
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