 9:15 PM on 09.19.2012 |
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We've just arrived on the first day of Tokyo Game Show 2012. I immediately lost self control and ran around the floor like a child in a toy store, snapping photos of anything that I liked or thought looked interesting. After a half decade of covering this show I still thoroughly enjoy it.
The main reason why I love TGS over any other gaming show is that the show floor is so crazy. In our gallery below you'll find boobs, bears, bikinis, and even brain kisses in the mix. Among the booth shots you'll also find oddities like plastic hanging meat and a Domino's Pizza girl with an eye patch.
I love Tokyo Game Show so much.
Here's a gigantic bucket of screenshots for Grasshopper Manufacture's Killer Is Dead. You get to see our hero on the Moon, a grinning king, a lady in a dress, and a whole bunch of character stills. There's loads to gawp at.
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