For anyone itching to keep up to date with what is happening at this years event there are a number of feeds available through the likes of Nerdist, Gamespot and Wired. Gaming giant Microsoft have chosen to not attend this years event but with more than 1,200 gaming titles and exhibitors from 37 countries, there is bound to be something to meet everyone's tastes. The event will feature independent and major developers over its four day run with many of them looking to capture attendees interest through game offering and unique booth setups. This market represents somewhat of a last bastion for many mobile game developers with App Annie reporting that smartphone app sales in Japan outstripped those of the USA in July. Supercell, the Finnish developer behind the blockbuster mobile game Clash of Clans, had crowds enamored with their first visit to the gaming conference. Recognising that the mobile gaming industry is at the cusp of a golden era, many industry leaders attend the conference hoping to showcase their latest update. With the Japanese mobile games market purportedly standing at nearly $7bn it is no surprise that a number of established mobile developers are exhibiting at the conference. Other news from Sony’s gaming arm focused on a Bloodborne expansion, Gravity Rush 2, Yakuza 6 and a new Resident Evil spin-off.
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This will form part of their Kingdom Hearts collectible series containing Kingdom hearts 1 and 2 that will be also released in 2016 just in time, potentially, for Kingdom Heart 3. Sony also announced that Kingdom Hearts fans can look forward to Kingdom Hearts II.8: Final Chapter Prologue coming out on the Playstation 3 and 4 sometime in 2016. No news yet on whether this price cut will be shared among other markets. Game description: Hunt your nightmares as you search for answers in the ancient city of Yharnam, now cursed with a strange endemic illness spreading through the streets like wildfire.
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Sony captured many of the headlines at this years event with news that they are cutting the price of Sony PlayStation 4 in the Japanese market just in time for the holiday season. 19.99 Game and Legal Info Bundle includes Bloodborne full game plus The Old Hunters DLC expansion. The event is one of the most popular, and important, in the Asian games industry as it is recognised as the launch pad for a number of new releases from Asian based developers and brands. Take a look at screenshots from Bloodborne: The Old Hunters below.With a record number of booths and exhibitors, with some reports indicating as many as 2,000 booths from 480 exhibitors, The Tokyo Game Show for 2015 represents one of the biggest gaming shows of the year after E3 and Gamescom. The game's sales exceeded expectations for Sony, selling more than one million copies worldwide as of early April. It was very positively received in GameSpot's review, scored a nine out of ten. The game is developed by From Software, the makers of Demon's Souls and Dark Souls. "This isn’t the first time I’ve had to work on two projects at the same time."Įlsewhere in the interview, Miyazaki said Dark Souls 3 is the "turning point" in the franchise and will pave the way for something new.īloodborne was released on March 24 exclusively for the PlayStation 4. I believe I can do both the Bloodborne DLC and Dark Souls 3," he said. "The bottom line is, I think I can do it. It will cost $19.99 / €14.99 / £11.99.Īn Old Hunter Edition featuring the original game and the new expansion will also be released on December 5.Ī Bloodborne expansion was confirmed in May 2015, In an interview with GameSpot, Bloodborne director Hidetaka Miyazaki provided assurances that the quality of the game's expansion will not be impacted by his second project, Dark Souls 3, which he is serving as director on. Sony's Shuhei Yoshida described Bloodborne: The Old Hunters as a "full-scale download" that will be available on November 24. "With new story details, learn the tale of hunters who once made Yharnam their hunting grounds, meet new NPCs, and discover another side of the history and world of Bloodborne," Sony said, teasing the expansion's story.īy clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Ludwig, a prominent character in the game's lore, has been confirmed as one of the expansion's new bosses. In other scenes new abilities such as a scream that pushed enemies back were also shown. In the gameplay video shown during Sony's TGS 2015 press conference (watch it below) Hunters were going up against familiar bosses such as Darkbeast Paarl and Vicar Amelia, but they were using new weapons such as Simon’s Bowblade.
Players will explore new stages, find "multiple" new outfits, new weapons, and magic. The Old Hunters tells the story of the "legendary hunters" referenced in the main game and is set in a "nightmare world where hunters from the past are trapped forever." Sony has detailed Bloodborne: The Old Hunters, the first expansion for From Software's acclaimed PS4-exclusive.
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