Following the runaway success of last year’s Japan Expo, NAMCO BANDAI is coming once again in full force with exclusive hands-on demos, live fan events and much, much more.

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Hands-on demos

 

Leading the charge this year will be hands-on playable demos of the publisher’s forthcoming line up, including TEKKEN Tag Tournament™ 2 (PlayStation®3 and Xbox 360®), Dragon Ball Z for Kinect (Xbox 360®), Tales of Graces™ f (PS3™), One Piece Pirate Warriors (PS3™), One Piece Unlimited Cruise SP 2 (Nintendo 3DS™) and Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch™ (PS3™). Additional exclusive titles that Anime gaming fans will definitely not want to miss are going to be announced shortly, so stay tuned.

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Video game stage

 

On Thursday and Friday live NAMCO BANDAI Games fan events will take over the video game stage with guest appearances on Friday including Tales of series producer Hideo BABA and TEKKEN project director Katsuhiro HARADA. Both of them will also attend a fan signing session at signing room on Saturday. If you want your Hori stick or Yuri Lowell figurine signed by the guys who make it all happen, this is your chance.

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Goodies

 

Alongside all the hot games and fan events, NAMCO BANDAI Games and BANPRESTO are working together to make a selection of merchandise available for sale exclusively at the show. The range features items never previously available outside of Japan, making it an essential pit stop for anyone who can’t make it all the way to Japan to do their shopping for games goodies.