What's up, everybody? Welcome to IGN GameSoup. I'm your host, Damon Hatfield. This is

Miss Jeyer. Hi. This is Justin Davis. Hello. That's Brian Altano. Yo. I've been in Tokyo

for two weeks. Two weeks. Two weeks.

Miss was there for a good part of the time with me. We went for the Tokyo Game Show. I've heard of that.

It's the biggest video game convention in not probably not in Asia anymore. There's that show in

Korea now that Clements is going to... G-Star? Yeah. That's probably the biggest one now in Asia,

but Tokyo Game Show has been going on for a long time. It takes place in Makuhari, actually not in Tokyo.

Not in Tokyo. This is your first time going there, Miss.

Every in Japan. Yeah. So first of all, what was your impression of the Tokyo Game Show?

The Tokyo Game Show was weird because it was a bunch of stuff that I don't care about. There's

a bunch of games that I'm like, I don't know what this is. Professor Layton seems pretty cool

with Phoenix, right? And Monster Hunters, I don't know. It's a bunch of games that I'm completely

unfamiliar with. I'm not a huge ARPG fan. There's a lot of those. So I was totally out of my element,

but it was really cool just to see this whole other world of gaming that I personally just

am not a part of. Yeah, so there's obviously a lot of Japanese games that will never be released

over here. Yeah, a lot. But plus, that show has changed so much just over the past few years.

I wrote an article on IGN, I don't know if you guys saw this, but there were something like

three times as many iOS games as any console game. Yeah, those were really telling article,

I was sitting here doing like, oh man, maybe there is like a limit to all the fun we're having.

Right? There were two Wii U games and 30 PSP games. Right. 30 PSP games. PSP is eight years old.

It's gone strong over there. You know, when we would travel around Tokyo, I'd see people playing

the old school PSP more than I was out of Vita. We saw the 3DS too, right? Yeah. I saw I said kids.

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