You knew it was coming, what with that not-so-subtle teaser website put up by Sega last week, but the publisher has gone one better over the weekend, seemingly (and accidentally) revealing that Valkyria Chronicles 3 will be shown at TGS.

This year's Tokyo Game Show will have a whole slew of games on display. Currently, which platform will get the most games? Let's have a look:

Capcom, the studio behind Resident Evil, loves sequels. That's fine, people love Capcom sequels. How does another Resident Evil game sound?

Capcom is making another Monster Hunter Portable game for the PSP. It's the sequel to Monster Hunter Portable 2nd and called...Monster Hunter Portable 3rd. Boy, that's clever. So here, have a look.

Capcom is bringing console game Super Street Fighter IV to arcades. The game center version is getting new characters. But who?

When not judging cosplay contests or posing with cosplayers, Hideo Kojima makes games. Metal Gear Solid games. And at this year's Tokyo Game Show, cosplayers have the chance to take the stage in Konami's booth, MGS style.

The people who make the annual Tokyo Game Show happen are pulling out all the stops to boost attendance for the geeky game gathering. The latest tactic to draw more attendees? Even more cosplay and official fighting game tournaments.

Last year's "main visual" for the Tokyo Game Show gaming expo featured a hodgepodge of images and a very bland slogan: "Game, it's so energetic". This year's?

From a Japanese game developer saying that the Japanese industry was "finished" to lower attendance, last year's Tokyo Game Show was disastrous. This year can only go up.