The entrance to TGS 2007. A world of wonders awaits beyond these gates, if you can stand the 90 minute waiting-lines for most games and movies, lol.
The 360 booth...this is as close as I got to it, 'cuz I don't own a 360 and I know that if I went there it would just make me want to buy one even more than I already do.
CLOSED THEATER. Fuckers.
The first nice-looking G Generations game, IMO. The battles look as nice as those in Super Robot Taisen Original Generations.
Valkyrie of the Battlefield booth. The game looks really, really nice. I didn't play it because the line was too long. :/
Capcom's making a statue of everyone's favorite cheeseburger. Wonder if lyte edge'll buy it and add it to his collection - he's a Capcom geek.
Nights...the game actually looks pretty nice (well, for a Wii game) and plays just like old-school Nights. The frame rate during the stage is fucking terrible, though for some reason it stabilizes and looks really nice when you get to the first boss.
Part of Namco Bandai's booth, advertising the (undoubtedly shitty) Haruhi Suzumiya game.
Some DS game called Duel Love. I guess it's the pretty boy equivalent of a loli rape sim. Here was this dude in his thirties earnestly playing the demo and using the touch screen to rub a towel all over the nude young man's body to remove the sweat...creepy as fuck. I had to take a picture of it.
The new Yakuza game. I can hear Himu fapping from here.
Valkyrie of the Battlefield advertisement, came with the booklet I got from the Sega booth.
The Sakura Taisen DS game - it's a dungeon crawler with randomized dungeons. In this game you actually use the characters, not the mecha they usually pilot. You can assemble a party using characters from the Tokyo, Paris, and New York casts. It's actually pretty fun, even if it graphically looks like a SNES game.
