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Kotaku East

It Was a Whole Day of Japanese Arcade Games

By
Brian Ashcraft
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Today, AOU (All Nippon Amusement Machine Operators' Union) kicked off its annual show AOU Expo in Chiba, Japan.

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Kotaku East's Richard Eisenbeis and Toshi Nakamura were on hand to check out the day's festivities. Here's a look at what they saw.

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The show featured new games, such as a Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus debut trailer and playable Tekken Tag 2 cabinets. Konami also rolled out Dance Evolution Arcade, a coin-operated Kinect-powered arcade game.

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Be sure to check back for more upcoming AOU coverage.

(Top photo: Richard Eisenbeis and Toshi Nakamura | Kotaku)