Square Enix and developer Tri-Ace's latest big title, Star Ocean V: Integrity and Faithlessness was playable at this year's Tokyo Game Show, and after some quality time with the demo, despite some minor issues, it's shaping up to look pretty solid.

Dragon Quest Builders, Square Enix's new block making RPG feels like a rebellious child -- not wanting to acknowledge its heritage, even though it's really obvious.

Final Fantasy Agito is dead. It's no more. In its place, Square Enix is launching a new online title in its place: Final Fantasy Type-0.

In Final Fantasy XV, you don't have to travel around only by car or on foot. You can ride Chocobos and make those big birds drift. This is bonkers! There's a speed dash, and then you can slow down suddenly and drift 'em and hop over crocodiles.

Project Morpheus PlayStation VR may be the only way I ever want to play Final Fantasy XIV -- so long as they work out some of the real world kinks. At this point, most gamers have probably heard of PlayStation VR and seen what it can do. VR is nothing new. The real question is how it's utilised.

Tri-Ace and Spike Chunsoft's new RPG, Exist Archive: The Other Side of the Sky was playable at this year's Tokyo Game Show so I sat down and gave it a whirl.

Namco Bandai's tactics RPG cavalcade of cross-company characters is exclusive to a Nintendo handheld, so how about some Nintendo-owned heroes? Fire Emblem: Awakening's Chrom and Lucina are a great start, and they have picked a perfect partner for Xenosaga's KOS-MOS.

Tokyo Game Show this year was packed with games and fans. And cosplay. Lots of cosplay. It's the first public day of Tokyo Game Show, and the cosplay area was packed with people dressed up as their favourite characters and the people photographing them. Here's a sample of some of the fun and cool cosplay that was there.

Despite being one of the first games for the PlayStation Vita, Gravity Rush remains among the best of the system's library. And as I sat down with Gravity Rush Remastered at the Tokyo Game Show, I had one goal: to figure out how a game made to use all the unique features of the Vita plays on the PS4.

While players in the still West are awaiting the release of the anime (technically "light novel") cross-over fighter Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax, an updated version of the game was shown off this week at the Tokyo Game Show.

At the Tokyo Game Show today, Final Fantasy XV director Hajime Tabata answered a whole bunch of questions about the game. We learned new things! Such as...

There are lots of titles at this week's Tokyo Game Show. What platforms they appear on is a solid gauge for what's currently happening in Japanese gaming. And what's big? Mobile.

While we've heard bits and pieces of the Persona 5 theme song in the game's trailers, at Atlus' TGS stage show earlier today, we got to listen to the full theme song for the first time.

Granblue Fantasy is huge in Japan. Enormous. The game is a smash hit. It's been downloaded over five million times, and there's a newly announced anime. Yet, you've probably never heard of Granblue Fantasy. Maybe you have!

The Kotaku East crew is on site at this year's Tokyo Game Show, trying the games, reporting news, and snapping photos. Copious amounts of photos.