Xbox 360 games: sneak preview from TGS 2005!

Following the Tokyo Game Show 2005, we have collected a list of the games slated for release to the Japanese market for the Xbox 360 platform. Unlike Sony, Microsoft allowed consumers to try out gameplay for selected games rather than simply watching trailers or real-time demonstrations.

The list of games for release features titles by big name game developers such as Konami, Square Enix, Electronic Arts and Capcom, and is accompanied by a video montage of clips from the games.

Game title Publisher
Bomberman - Act: Zero Hudson
Call of Duty 2 Activision
Chromehounds Sega
Dead Rising Capcom
Dead or Alive 4 Tecmo
Enchant Arm From Software
Every Party Microsoft
Tengai Makyo Ziria Hudson
Final Fantasy XI Square Enix
Frame City Killer Namco
Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter Ubisoft
Mobile Suit Gundam Bandai
Kameo: Elements of Power Microsoft
NBA Live 06 Electronic Arts
Need For Speed Most Wanted Electronic Arts
Ninety Nine Nights Microsoft
The Outfit THQ
Rumble Roses XX Konami
Saint’s Row THQ
Tokyo Xtreme Racer Genki
Sonic the Hedgehog Sega
Test Drive Unlimited Atari
Wrestle Kingdom Yukes
Gears of War Microsoft
Project Gotham Racing 3 Microsoft
Dynasty Warriors 5 Special Koei
King of Fighters: Maximum Impact 2 SNK Playmore
World Airforce Taito Corporation
Full Auto Sega
WarDevil N/A
Tenchu 360 (Working Title) From Software
Armored Core 4 From Software
Shutokou Battle (working title) Genki
Ridge Racer 6 Namco
Love Football (working title) Namco
Far East of Eden Ziria - Tales from Distant Jipang Hudson Soft
Resident Evil 5 Capcom
The Conveni X Hamster
Way of the Samurai Online (working title) Spike
360 Mahjong (working title) Success
Senko No Ronde G.Rev
Blue Dragon N/A
Pro Yakyuu Spirits (working title) Konami

Gears of War screenshot
Gears of War Screenshot

Although footage from “Project Gotham Racing 3″ was shown as part of the video montage released by Microsoft, it was notably absent from the Microsoft booth. Many gamers were disappointed to have been denied the opportunity to “test drive” PGR3, as it is shaping up to be one of Microsoft’s flagship releases for the Xbox 360 console. “Perfect Dark Zero” was another notable absentee, with neither film footage nor trial gameplay available at TGS 2005.

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