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Sony Announces Tokyo Game Show Livestream Schedule: Death Stranding, Final Fantasy VII Remake, & More

Today Sony Interactive Entertainment Japan and Asia finally revealed its livestream schedule for Tokyo Game Show 2019, and there is plenty of the menu.

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Today Sony Interactive Entertainment Japan and Asia finally revealed its livestream schedule for Tokyo Game Show 2019.

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The party will kick off on September 12, and then pause for a day to resume on September 14 and end on September 15.

Among notable stage shows we can see a whopping three for Death Stranding, showcasing both gameplay and presenting the local voice actors. NiOh, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and the Final Fantasy VII Remake will also get stage time. 

Below you can read the full schedule:

September 12 (all times are Japan time)

  • 10:00 Opening
  • 12:00 Booth Introduction
  • 14:00 Booth Introduction
  • 15:40 Death Stranding Day 1 Gameplay Session Vol.1 (50 minutes of content according to Kojima Productions)

September 14

  • 10:00 Opening
  • 11:00 Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot
  • 12:20 Final Fantasy VII Remake Special Stage
  • 13:40 FIA Gran Turismo Cjampionship
  • 15:00 Project Resistance
  • 16:00 Death Stranding Day 2 Gameplay Session Vol.2 (30 minutes of content according to Kojima Productions)

September 15

  • 10:00 Opening
  • 11:20 NiOh 2
  • 13:00 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
  • 14:40 Yakuza: Like a Dragon
  • 16:00 Death Stranding Day 3 Voice Actors Session

Livestreams will be available both on YouTube and Twitch, but specific urls have not been announced just yet.

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