It's looking hopeful that we will see some playable demos of Xbox 360 games at next week's Tokyo Games Show.The respected Famitsu magazine has released a lineup of the event, and confirm that 3 of the Xbox 360 games, Namco's Ridge Racer 6, Rare's Kameo: Elements of Force and Taito's World Air Force, will appear as playable demos:
The biggest surprise by Famitsu is that Namco's Ridge Racer 6 for the Xbox 360 will be playable at the show, even though no screenshots or trailers for the game have been released yet. The magazine also reports that the general public will get its first chance to try out Kameo: Elements of Power, created by Microsoft-owned, UK-based development studio Rare. Another Xbox 360 game to be playable at the show is Taito's jet combat simulator World Air Force, which fully takes advantage of the console's calculation capacity for real-time physics.
Only trailers are to be shown for the other Xbox 360 games according to Famitsu, except for Koei's Dynasty Warriors 5 Special, the format of which is yet to be announced.While the Xbox 360 list includes some juicy new details, details of the Playstation 3 games on show are pretty thin on the ground at this point.
Famitsu's preliminary list only features two PS3 games that will have trailers on display; Metal Gear Solid 4 and Koei's Ni-Oh.
View the translated Famitsu lineup on Gamespot
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