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Today the Japanese Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association, that organizes Tokyo Game Show every year, announced the winners of the Japan Game Awards Future Division.

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Japanese magazine scans have revealed the fifth party member for Persona 5 with Yusuke Kitagawa, who uses the Goemon Persona.

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Kingdom Hearts series director Tetsuya Nomura had some more to share on the upcoming HD collection of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8: Final Chapter Prologue in an interview featured in Japanese magazines this week.

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Various Japanese outlets have gone live with new previews and first gameplay videos of Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness. The game is playable on the Tokyo Game Show show floor this week. Star Ocean 5 is due out for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3 in Japan on February 25, and for PlayStation 4 in North America and Europe in 2016.

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Today Sony Computer Entertainment hosted a Uncharted 4: A Thief End stage show at Tokyo Game Show, and they showcased the demo that debuted at E3, with a twist. Not only it was played live, but the Japanese voice actors for Nate and Sully actually did the voice over live on stage.

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Push Square: "In early September, I was fortunate enough to experience Sony's first endeavour into the virtual reality space with Project Morpheus, now officially known as PlayStation VR. While attending Fan Expo Canada, a celebration of all things pop culture in downtown Toronto, the Japanese giant showcased many titles hitting store shelves soon. Of the various titles ranging from Star Wars Battlefront to Street Fighter V, the highlight of the show for many fans was the then codenamed Morpheus demo available to the public through appointment."

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Push Square: "It's no secret that Bandai Namco has been on a localisation spree since the PlayStation 4 launched almost two years ago. It's been busy pumping out translated titles right, left, and centre for months, so we thought that it'd be interesting to get a little sight into the publisher's strategy."