Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars: Capcom debuted Dead Rising’s Frank West as a new playable character for the U.S. The animation is simply stunning and the hook lends itself to some intriguing puzzles. Ghost Trick: Ace Attorney godfather, Shu Takumi, has turned his focus in a new direction, an adventure game in which your dead character’s soul possesses objects in order to stop innocents from being murdered.

Multiplayer was lots of fun as well, where you run over zombies from inside a metal ball, flick them with a moose antler helmet, and run them down with a chainsaw equipped motorcycle. The ensuing bloodbath was a thing to behold. The prize? A mechanized wheelchair with machine guns taped to the sides. The single player area allowed us to run wild in a casino using items like a stuffed swordfish and a canoe paddle with chainsaws attached to the ends to maim 300 zombies in 10 minutes. Plus, all characters are unlocked from the start so you don’t have to go through that painful process again.ĭead Rising 2: We got a whole evening to play both single player and multiplayer sections for the first time. Online lobbies, a spectate mode, and new less annoying theme song are promised. Hawk, DeeJay, and new fighter Juri round out what will be eight total new additions to the SF IV lineup. Super Street Fighter IV: Sure, this wasn’t announced at the show, but it was shown by special appointment. Then you hop on a crazy train and work to activate a ridiculous canon to take out an equally ridiculous work akrid that’s rampaging behind. Next you battle two blind akrid minibosses that use some kind of sonar to sense where you are. You start out in a chopper that, of course, quickly gets blasted out of the sky.

Lost Planet 2: Four player co-op was up and running for what will be the third episode in the final game. While many gaming companies had at least one or two big announcements and/or new playable levels at Tokyo Game Show, Capcom destroyed all with its ass kicking lineup.

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