It’s kind of a given that the “big three” have some overlap with the third-party booths at gaming events like the Tokyo Game Show, set to kick off in about two weeks. Much of what Sony’s showing isn’t first-party developed, but that’s not a bad thing. If anything, we can look at Sony’s booth as a sort of one-stop shop for good games…mostly.
Kotakuput together a list of the expected playable offerings for both the PSP and the PlayStation 3 for the show this year, and we see that there’s some good stuff in there.Final Fantasy XIII? Yes.Gran Turismo 5? Do want. But the offerings for PSP are even better, especially for this RPG nerd.Valkyria Chronicles 2, Persona 3 Portable, andPhantasy Star Portable 3are in the mix. Of course, I’m all up onMetal Gear Solid: Peace WalkerandGod Eater, too. What? Haven’t heard ofGod Eater? Watch this video.
See Sony’s full list of playable offerings after the jump. What do you want to play there?
• PS31.FIFA 102.Lost Planet 23.Shin Sangoku Musou MULTI RAID Special4.Pro Evo 20105.Final Fantasy XIII6.FRONT MISSION EVOLVED7.Bayonetta8.Gran Turismo 59.Uncharted 210.God of War III11.Infamous12.Heavy Rain13.Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack In Time14.Quantum Theory15.Ninja Gaiden Sigma 216.Tekken 617.Dragon Ball Rising Blast18.Assassin’s Creed II
• PSP19.Persona 3 Portable20.Shin Sangoku Musou 5 Special21.MGS: Peace Walker22.Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep23.Valkyria Chronicles 224.Phantasy Star Portable 325.Gran Turismo26.Minna no Sukkiri27.Minna no Tennis Portable28.Jigen Kairou29.Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier30.SOCOM: US Navy Seals Portable31.BLEACK Soul Carnival 232.MotorStorm Raging Ice33.LittleBigPlanet34.Undead Knights35.God Eater
