Nintendo has a new 3DS coming out in Japan next month. It's called the New Nintendo 3DS. Do you want one? Have you even heard of it?

This past week in Tokyo, Kotaku was able to sit down with Final Fantasy Type-0 director Hajime Tabata and talk with him about the game's upcoming HD remaster -- what's new, what's cut, and why the game is so damned hard.

Pac Man has been spending decades chowing down on stuff. Eating seems to come so naturally to him I never stopped to consider if he enjoys the taste of everything he eats. Apparently, neither have his owners.

Dragon Ball Xenoverse allows players to create their own original player character to take part in the history of Dragon Ball. It's a fan's dream, sure, but there's something familiar about it.

Part of Earth Defence Force's charm is its low-budget feel. So, what's this? A PS4 version of Earth Defence Force? With a giant mecha smacking the crap out of a kaiju?

Snake has a new best friend in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. And thus was Call of Duty Dog completely forgotten. Because a scantily-clad sniper is hardly man's best friend, Snake has another AI companion to aid him in next year's epic adventure. Snake finds DD -- short for Diamond Dog -- in the woods during his journeys.

This morning as the masses flooded into the Tokyo Game Show for the show's first public day, I decided it was time to put my head through the giant boob hole and play the newest game about zombie-slaying, bikini-clad, busty babes: Onechanbara Z2 Chaos.

It's the Tokyo Game Show. Know what that means? Gamers are gathering to play games. And where there are Japanese gamers, there is usually cosplay. The cosplay area was, per usual, packed with cosplayers, photographers, and onlookers. Though, it was possible to pull aside cosplayers for some snaps in the less crowded areas. This year's TGS, however, was pretty packed!

When Final Fantasy Type-0 HD goes on sale next year, it will include a demo voucher code for Final Fantasy XV. Today at the Tokyo Game Show, director Hajime Tabata explained what players can expect.

Square Enix offered a playable demo of the new Final Fantasy Explorers at this year's Tokyo Game Show and I got a chance to give it a whirl. It's a solid game. It's a Final Fantasy game. But I'm not sure it's a solid Final Fantasy game.

At this year's Tokyo Game Show, Sony had demos for its Project Morpheus VR headset. The previously announced Summer Lessonended up not making TGS, but there were two other new demos that were new and worth taking for a spin.

For years now, the main Resident Evil games have been getting bigger and bigger. They're still scary, sure, but they're less traditional survival horror and more action game. That's where Revelations comes in.

The Tokyo Game Show isn't only about games. There is also an entire hall filled with goodies for sale. Game companies also are showing off future products that will be out at a later date as well as TGS exclusives. Let's have a look!

Resident Evil Revelations 2's isn't the only Resident Evil booth on the floor of the Tokyo Game Show 2014. There's also a Resident Evil-themed airsoft gun shooting range.

Bravely Default is a darling of a JRPG that harkens back to the Final Fantasy games of yore -- and one of the best games the 3DS has to offer. From playing the game's demo, Bravely Second seems like simply more of the classic JRPG gameplay you know and love.

Platinum Games' new Xbox One exclusive game, Scalebound, has dragons and dragon riding. For creator Hideki Kamiya, it's a bit of a dream come true.

Briefly: Konami and Tri-Ace are teaming up for a smartphone RPG called Chronos Ring. It will be out late 2014 in Japan, but there is no word yet of a Western release.

At the Tokyo Game Show 2014 today, I spent some time with Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax -- a fighter that sports characters from popular anime Sword Art Online, The Devil is a Part Timer, Accel World, Black Bullet and The Irregular at Magic High School, among others.

Psycho-Pass is Japan's big Xbox One exclusive. I was expecting a rather standard text-based adventure game -- your typical wall of words broken occasionally by a choice selection. What I got, however, was a very cool look at how the game will use real world tech.