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CESA (Computer Entertainment Software Association) has released further details of how the showfloor at this year’s autumn Tokyo Game Show is being divided up. The show takes place between October 12th and 14th at the Makuhari Messe in Tokyo.
It has been confirmed that Microsoft has bought the largest amount of booth space at the event in another attempt to entice the Japanese gaming public into purchasing an Xbox. Although no detail concerning the actual amount of floor space has yet been released, it is understood that Microsoft plans on dominating the event.
Sony Computer Entertainment has booked a relatively small amount of space and is expected to be showing only a few games, most of which will be from its ever more impressive range of first-party developed titles.
Nintendo has finally confirmed that it will not be in attendance at this Autumn’s TGS.
It has been confirmed that Microsoft has bought the largest amount of booth space at the event in another attempt to entice the Japanese gaming public into purchasing an Xbox. Although no detail concerning the actual amount of floor space has yet been released, it is understood that Microsoft plans on dominating the event.
Sony Computer Entertainment has booked a relatively small amount of space and is expected to be showing only a few games, most of which will be from its ever more impressive range of first-party developed titles.
Nintendo has finally confirmed that it will not be in attendance at this Autumn’s TGS.
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