Tokyo Game Show

    A visitor plays a videogame next to a display case containing Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 4 (L) at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno

    By: HT TECH
    | Updated on: May 14 2021, 23:01 IST
    A visitor plays a videogame next to a display case containing Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 4 (L) at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    A visitor plays a videogame next to a display case containing Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 4 (L) at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    1/12 A visitor plays a videogame next to a display case containing Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 4 (L) at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors wear Japanese electronics giant Sony's new head mount display (HMD) 'HMZ-T3' to play videogames at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, in suburban Toky. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors wear Japanese electronics giant Sony's new head mount display (HMD) 'HMZ-T3' to play videogames at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, in suburban Toky. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors wear Japanese electronics giant Sony's new head mount display (HMD) 'HMZ-T3' to play videogames at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, in suburban Toky. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    2/12 Visitors wear Japanese electronics giant Sony's new head mount display (HMD) 'HMZ-T3' to play videogames at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, in suburban Toky. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors look at a display case containing Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 4 at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors look at a display case containing Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 4 at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors look at a display case containing Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 4 at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    3/12 Visitors look at a display case containing Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PlayStation 4 at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors play US software giant Microsoft's Xbox One at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors play US software giant Microsoft's Xbox One at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors play US software giant Microsoft's Xbox One at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    4/12 Visitors play US software giant Microsoft's Xbox One at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors try out new GungHo Online Entertainment Inc's new game 'Puzzle & Dragons Z' on Nintendo 3DS at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    Visitors try out new GungHo Online Entertainment Inc's new game 'Puzzle & Dragons Z' on Nintendo 3DS at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    Visitors try out new GungHo Online Entertainment Inc's new game 'Puzzle & Dragons Z' on Nintendo 3DS at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    5/12 Visitors try out new GungHo Online Entertainment Inc's new game 'Puzzle & Dragons Z' on Nintendo 3DS at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    Visitors play Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PS Vita TV at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors play Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PS Vita TV at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors play Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PS Vita TV at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    6/12 Visitors play Japanese videogame giant Sony Computer Entertainment's PS Vita TV at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors walk past US software giant Microsoft's Xbox One stall at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors walk past US software giant Microsoft's Xbox One stall at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors walk past US software giant Microsoft's Xbox One stall at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    7/12 Visitors walk past US software giant Microsoft's Xbox One stall at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    A booth girl holds a Nintendo 3DS displaying GungHo Online Entertainment Inc's new game 'Puzzle & Dragons Z' at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    A booth girl holds a Nintendo 3DS displaying GungHo Online Entertainment Inc's new game 'Puzzle & Dragons Z' at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    A booth girl holds a Nintendo 3DS displaying GungHo Online Entertainment Inc's new game 'Puzzle & Dragons Z' at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    8/12 A booth girl holds a Nintendo 3DS displaying GungHo Online Entertainment Inc's new game 'Puzzle & Dragons Z' at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    Visitors queue to play the new Rockstar Games videogame 'Grand Theft Auto V', which will be released in Japan next month, at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors queue to play the new Rockstar Games videogame 'Grand Theft Auto V', which will be released in Japan next month, at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors queue to play the new Rockstar Games videogame 'Grand Theft Auto V', which will be released in Japan next month, at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    9/12 Visitors queue to play the new Rockstar Games videogame 'Grand Theft Auto V', which will be released in Japan next month, at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Booth girls stand next to Microsoft's new game console Xbox One at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    Booth girls stand next to Microsoft's new game console Xbox One at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    Booth girls stand next to Microsoft's new game console Xbox One at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    10/12 Booth girls stand next to Microsoft's new game console Xbox One at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, east of Tokyo. Photo: Reuters/Yuya Shino
    Visitors lay on pillows to play the videogame console and tablet holder 'Goron', produced by Japan's Sanyo Precision at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors lay on pillows to play the videogame console and tablet holder 'Goron', produced by Japan's Sanyo Precision at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Visitors lay on pillows to play the videogame console and tablet holder 'Goron', produced by Japan's Sanyo Precision at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    11/12 Visitors lay on pillows to play the videogame console and tablet holder 'Goron', produced by Japan's Sanyo Precision at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Models dressed as videogame characters pose for photos at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Models dressed as videogame characters pose for photos at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    Models dressed as videogame characters pose for photos at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    12/12 Models dressed as videogame characters pose for photos at the Tokyo Game Show in Chiba, suburban Tokyo. Photo: AFP / Yoshikazu Tsuno
    First Published Date: 19 Sep, 15:40 IST
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