Dragon's Dogma! LOVEPLUS! 36 photos of beautiful companions who made Tokyo Game Show 2017 a great success!

Tokyo Game Show 2017 was held at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan from September 21 (Thursday) to 24 (Sunday), 2017. In this issue, we will introduce the companions/cosplay companions who graced each booth.

SEGA Games

One particularly spectacular cosplay companion was Sega Games, with its latest remake of the "Yakuza" series, "Yakuza Kyoku 2" (scheduled for release on December 7, 2017), an action game about yakuza society. The companions, who were modeled after cabaret girls that appear in the work, showed their bewitching appearance against the background of the logo. The companions, who were inspired by "Hokuto Ga Gotoku" (scheduled for release on February 22, 2018), an adventure game based on the popular manga "Fist of the North Star" created by the "Yakuza" team, also appeared in wild attire. They were shown leaning against life-size Kenshiro figures.

Namco Bandai Entertainment Inc.

Namco Bandai's new action RPG "CODE VEIN" (scheduled for release in 2018) about vampires, created by the development team of the popular action "God Eater," was a big hit. All of the big titles on display were big titles, and a particularly large booth was set up for "Dragon Ball FighterZ" (scheduled for release in early 2018), where many people stopped by to enjoy the powerful presentation on the big screen.

Konami.

Konami had a very unique corner for "LOVEPLUS EVERY," the latest smartphone version of the love simulation "LOVEPLUS," which established a huge boom in the market, with a school motif. Fans are very excited to be able to meet the three heroines, who are still very popular even eight years after the release of the first title, in VR, although this is part of the content of the current title. The test play area was crowded with people, as they were guided by uniformed ladies in private rooms. A new title in the "Tokimeki Memorial" series, the gold standard of consumer-oriented love simulations, was announced as "Tokimeki Idol" for smartphones. While the series has been very much a school-based series, this time the setting is a music academy, and as the title suggests, the title seems to be about deepening communication with girls who aspire to become idols.

KLabGames

KLabGames presented the latest information including the media mix project "Project PARALLEL" and the new smartphone game "Kakitsu Tsuku Varheit.
The booth featured a number of user-participation events, including a hands-on corner for "Uta no Prince Sama! Shining Live" and "Captain Tsubasa: Tatakae Dream Team," as well as numerous stage events with star-studded guests.
Active and sexy companions, reminiscent of cowgirls, added a touch of glamour to the event.