Tokyo Game Show kicks off to showcase record No. of game titles

Tokyo Game Show kicks off to showcase record No. of game titles

CHIBA, Japan - The world's largest gaming event, the Tokyo Game Show 2008, opens at the Makuhari Messe convention center near Tokyo on Oct. 9 for a four-day run, with a record number of 819 game titles from over 200 game companies around the world being exhibited.

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