Sony's Tokyo Game Show Press Conference LIVE Coverage

Published: January 01, 0001

Tokyo Game Show 2011 is… GO!!! [[link]] Sony Computer Entertainment rummy modern Japan is kicking it off with its pre-TGS keynote, talking about all things PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita and PlayStation [[link]] Network. Kotaku is in the house, keeping an eye on what Sony execs have to say about the future of PlayStation. Join us, won’t you? Sony will rummy nabob also be streaming its TGS 2011 press conference—in English—right here (in theory), so keep an eye on [[link]] that as well if you want to see what’s rummy noble coming for the PS3 and Vita in the next year… and beyond!

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