The Tokyo Game Show, which has attracted more than 200,000 visitors in the last two years, has revealed the exhibitors for its new “Asia New Stars Area” for this September’s event. There will be four countries represented in this new area: Vietnam, Indonesia, Iran, and Malaysia, giving them a chance to stand out from the huge mass of companies from Japan and China. Here’s a quick look at each exhibitor from those four nations and the kind of cool games that they offer:
Vietnam
Vietnam will be represented by a 15 year-old game outsourcing company, Glass Egg Digital Media. Glass Egg’s portfolio looks very good as it’s comprised of numerous games consoles (Playstation 3, XBox 360, Nintendo Wii), mobile (iOS and Android), and PC (Windows). The company has worked with numerous gaming companies, such as Microsoft, EA, Activision, Sega, Ubisoft, and more.
Guillaume Monier, the COO of Glass Egg Digital Media, explained the company’s objective at the event:
Our main goal is to extend our presence in the Japanese market by demonstrating how outsourcing and Vietnamese game companies can help Japanese companies to make games better, faster and in a cost efficient way while there is no compromise on quality.
Guillaume says that because they are an outsourcing company, they plan to showcase only what the company has produced so far, particularly its vehicle art. Its portfolio consists of games such as F1, Colin McRae DiRT series, Driver San Francisco, Blur, TDY2, Need for Speed, and many others. You can check out the company’s profile here.
Indonesia
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