Slight delay in Japan's biggest gaming event.
Christmas in September is now Christmas in October. Japan's Computer Entertainment Suppliers Association has announced details on this year's installment of the annual Tokyo Game Show. While the show is usually held in September, it will be held a bit later this year, from October 9 to October 12.
Just like last year, the first two days of the show will be reserved for business use, with the last two days open to the public. We will, of course, be attending all four days to get our full Japanese gaming fix and deliver it to you.
While the date has changed, CESA still seems to love sending us all the way from Tokyo out to neighboring Chiba, as the show will be held at its usual location, the Makuhari Messe convention center.
Further details will be announced on February 15.
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