Tokyo Game Show 2010 organisers declared today their big show attracted a “record high” 207,647 visitors. About 25K on each business day; about 80K each public day. Careful readers will note that the TGS people may have counted an individual four times.
Can you recall the difference between Project Dark, Project Draco and Codename D? Can you tell your Shadows of the Damned from your Rise of Nightmares? We are past Tokyo Game Show 2010, but we are not past the confusion.
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Square Enix’s next Final Fantasy drenched fighting game, the painfully titled Dissidia 012[duodecim]Final Fantasy, was shown at this year’s Tokyo Game Show in both playable and trailer form. Here is the latter.
