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 GameSpy Goes To TGS 2004 By GameSpy Staff | Sept. 22, 2004
It's Tokyo Game Show time once again and GameSpy is on the scene the report the latest and greatest. Not to sound too much like a Saturday Night Live monologue, but we have a great show for you! Ben will be on the scene to give you awesome previews. Ryan is on hand to film some beautiful footage of all things Tokyo. Zoe's going to dazzle you as she stars in our video features. All of our talent will be giving you personalized updates in their TGS blogs. As for me, I'll be providing the looks and charm. We're expecting really cool things from Sony (PSP!), Konami, Capcom, EA, Square Enix, and more. So keep coming back every day to enjoy the TGS goodness.
Raymond M. Padilla
Senior Console Editor 
Editor Blogs
Enjoy the cute little notes and amusing anecdotes of a silly man writing an incredible woman during his trip of self discovery in Japan. UPDATED: 9/27
GameSpy's media editor travels through the land of curry and Mos Burger with cameras in hand ... all while humming the Katamari Damacy theme. UPDATED: 9/27
Ben hits Japan in search of hot games, cute chicks, and a chiropractor. UPDATED: 9/25
The Misadventures of GameSpy freelancer Von Blondie in the heart of Japan. Read through the haze. UPDATED: 9/27
Previews
Konami reveals the first handheld FPS worth caring about. Find out why this should be sitting at the top of your PSP shopping list.
Game Republic's first game looks a little familiar, but its gameplay seems plenty solid.
Sega's surprise GameCube smash is rolling its way onto two new consoles. Fancy rolling and monkey bowling await.
We spend some time with the latest build of the first online 3D fighter. 20 costumes per character? Oh my!
A look at the next installment in the Tales series.
One of the finest and best-looking racers from last year comes to PSP in an all-new incarnation. We go hands-on from the floor.
This strategic, card-based deathmatch title is not currently headed to the States. That doesn't mean it shouldn't. We give it a hands-on test from the floor.
Capcom's first 2D fighter in three years is finally unveiled!
Rare's second Xbox title makes an appearance in Tokyo.
A look at the sequel to one of the most original and entertaining games to be released in the past few years.
Dante returns. Sans shirt. But with bigger guns.
Konami's racer is shaping up, but can it compete with the competition? We hit TGS and find out!
Rez meets Tetris on the PSP in the latest from Tetsuya Mizuguchi.
Namco's latest brawler looks ready to restore some luster to a once-proud series.
The next FFVII adventure is an action-RPG for mobile phones. It's only available in Japan and only for the Panasonic FOMA P900iv … for now.
The PSP gets an MGS game, but not the one you might want.
The first 15 minutes of RE4 prove fast and fun, if fleeting.
New tracks, new modes, and a helluva lot of gameplay.
The makers of Knights of the Old Republic are here with a new, original adventure!
The sequel to ICO is looking very, very curious.
The most popular game in the history of the Final Fantasy series gets more spin-offs than Happy Days with the Compilation of FFVII.
A Ridge Racer series game is coming to the PSP. Rev your engines!
Square returns to its roots with the next entry in the Saga series.
GameArts' latest installment in its long-running mech series is nearly complete.
One of Capcom's oldest titles arrives on the newest portable system.
Square's pint-sized samurai returns in the most surprising comeback this side of John Travolta.
The new Dragon Quest title looks to advance the series like no other before it.
One of the most popular golf series gets set to make a splash on the PSP.
One of the most pleasant surprises at TGS 2004, From's upcoming mech game dazzles with its awesome speed and graphics.
Articles
Highlights from the TGS 2004 Nomura roundtable.
GameSpy's senior console editor gives you a very personal account of his two days with Sony's new handheld wonder.
One of EA's newest divisions will attempt to ensure that the company's PSP games are quality efforts that take advantage of the system's capabilities.
Need for Speed Underground Rivals and Tiger Woods PGA TOUR Golf bundled with PSP.
FROM software announces new games at this year's TGS and opens up official websites.
Interviews
Mr. Inaba talks about the past, present, and future of the VJ franchise.
The producer of both RE4 and Killer 7 reveals all.
Minae Matsukawa, producer on Darkstalkers Chronicle: The Chaos Tower, tells us all about the upcoming PSP game.
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