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Tokyo Game Show 2015 - Software for Nintendo Platforms

by Danny Bivens - September 16, 2015, 6:08 am EDT
Total comments: 3

See what hot games will be playable at Japan's biggest gaming event this week!

You are probably wondering why you should be excited at all about Tokyo Game Show this year if you're a Nintendo fan, right? While it still remains true that Nintendo as a company does not attend the show, that doesn't count out third party titles from showing up on the show floor. This year's show is one of the sparsest I've seen in my time here at NWR, but there are actually a few heavy hitters that you'll be hearing about from us very soon.

Perhaps one of the biggest titles at the this year’s show comes from Koei Tecmo in the form of Zelda Musō: Hyrule All-stars (Hyrule Warriors: Legends) on the Nintendo 3DS. This port of last year’s hit Wii U title promises to do bring the same experience to the small screen with quite a bit more content. While The Musō series has been hit or miss on 3DS, it’s going to be interesting to see how this ports fares.

What would the Tokyo Game Show be without Monster Hunter? It’s no secret that Japanese gamers absolutely love the series and Capcom always does something Monster Hunter related every year. At the show this week, gamers will not only be able to play the next big iteration of the series with Monster Hunter X (cross), but also Monster Hunter Stories and the recently released Poka Poka Airou Mura DX. Notoriously locked behind required time stamped tickets, we’ll do our best to get our grubby mitts on all of the Monster Hunter that we can.

Below is the current list of titles for 3DS and Wii U that are going to be at the show in some form. We hope you guys enjoy the written content as well as the upcoming episode of the Famicast where we’ll talk about all things TGS!

Koei Tecmo Games

  • Hyrule Warriors Legends (3DS) - Demo, Stage Show

Bandai Namco Games

  • Project X Zone: Brave New World (3DS) - Demo, Stage Show
  • Disney Infinity 3.0 (Wii U) - Demo
  • Pro Yakyu Famistar Returns (3DS) - Video only
  • Disney Magic Castle 2: My Happy Life (3DS) - Demo
  • Lost Reavers (formerly Project Treasure, Wii U) - Video only

Capcom

  • Monster Hunter X (Cross, 3DS) - Demo, Stage Show, Online Broadcast
  • Monster Hunter Stories (3DS) - Demo, Stage Show, Online Broadcast
  • Monster Hunter Diaries: Poka Poka Airou Village DX (3DS) - Demo
  • Gyakuten Saiban 6 (3DS) - Demo, Stage Show, Online Broadcast

Sega (and partners)

  • 7th Dragon III: code VFD (3DS) - Demo, Stage Show

Square Enix

  • Dragon Quest X: Online (3DS, Wii, Wii U)

Talkback

ClexYoshiAlex Cooke, Contributing WriterSeptember 16, 2015

Oh boy, they're calling Project X Zone 2 'Brave New World'?

That's going to make it interesting when differentiating from the theme music for Namco X Capcom and this... I'd be like calling a new Tails spin-off from Sonic "Tails - I wanna fly high!" or something. :I

things get even MORE confusing considering there's an instrumental version of "Brave New World' in Project X Zone 1 that's used for the theme for Reiji and Xiaomu's theme song... which makes sense given their status at the protagonists for Namco X Capcom.

famicomplicatedJames Charlton, Associate Editor (Japan)September 16, 2015

What an exciting time to be alive!! Kinda.


Just as an FYI, the whole Famicrew will be attending, both past and present (?!) and we will be updating you all both in written and audio form!  :cool;


Please to enjoy, and of course - please understand!

YmeegodSeptember 17, 2015

Wow that WiI U love.  One old game, one F2P, and finally Disney Infinity.  Exciting stuff.  Not sure why Nintendo doesn't attend TGS since it's like the E3 for Japan.  Even if they didn't have anything new they could have at least had another "tournament" especially consider Super Mario Maker just was released.

:(

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