Highlights of Tokyo Game Show 2009

This year's Tokyo Game Show came and went without any major announcements, but there was still plenty to see and do. Here are some of the DS related highlights.

Lots of great new Okamiden screens were made available, as well as some gameplay videos. To see all of the news, try searching the blog for "Okamiden".

While there were sadly no major announcements from Nintendo, there was some terrific merchandise available. Be prepared to see this stuff popping up on ebay soon!

Even Professor Layton had booth babes at the Tokyo Game Show.

Until next year, Tokyo Game show.

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New Blue Dragon Game for Nintendo DS

A new game in the Blue Dragon series has been announced today at the Tokyo Game Show. This will be the third game in the franchise. The first game was released on the X-Box 360, and the second game was also released on the DS. This game will be an action RPG with gameplay similar to that of Diablo, and will have co-op with up to four players.

For more screens and info on the game, head over to IGN.

New Trailer for Again Debuts at Tokyo Game Show

A new trailer for Again, the upcoming game from the makers of Hotel Dusk, has been shown at the Tokyo Game Show. You can view the trailer here at IGN.com.

Ghost Trick Announced

Today at the Tokyo Game Show Capcom announced its new upcoming title Ghost Trick. Ghost Trick is a puzzle game that puts players in control of Sissel, a ghost with amnesia. Together you must solve the mystery of Sissel's death. The game will have heavy adventure elements, and Sissel will have powers such as levitation and time control. Members of the team that worked on the popular "Ace Attorney" games are also working on this game.

There is no release date for the game as of yet. However, more news should be coming soon. For additional screens and information, head over to IGN.

EA Announces Tsumuji

Today at the Tokyo Game show EA announced its upcoming title Tsujimi. Tsijimi is a brand new game that follows a new fledgling hero on an adventure. Early reports say that the gameplay is very similar to that of The Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Hourglass. Tsujimi is set to be released in Japan in Spring of 2010. For more screens and information, head over to IGN.com.