Microsoft Going for Japan: Keynotes Toyko Game Show
Heading in to take Sony and Nintendo on their turf
The organisers of this year's Tokyo Games Show have announced that the first of two keynote at the event on September 16th will be given by Microsoft Home & Entertainment Division Chief Takashi Sensui and Microsoft Game Studio Corporate Vice President Phil Spencer.
The tentative title of their collaborative key note will be "Xbox 360's Vision and 2010's Strategy" which will be given at the same time the show gets under way for the first business day of the event on the morning of September 16th.
Although a second keynote will be given at the show CESA, the show's organisers, have yet to confirm who the speaker will be. The previous speakers for the keynote in 2009 were Sony Computer Entertainment CEO Kaz Hirai and Microsoft's John Schappert, who gave the keynote at TGS 2008.
Microsoft is just not letting it lie in Japan folks.
The tentative title of their collaborative key note will be "Xbox 360's Vision and 2010's Strategy" which will be given at the same time the show gets under way for the first business day of the event on the morning of September 16th.
Although a second keynote will be given at the show CESA, the show's organisers, have yet to confirm who the speaker will be. The previous speakers for the keynote in 2009 were Sony Computer Entertainment CEO Kaz Hirai and Microsoft's John Schappert, who gave the keynote at TGS 2008.
Microsoft is just not letting it lie in Japan folks.
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