The Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association (CESA; Chairman: Yoichi Wada; Location: Nishi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo), organizer of the TOKYO GAME SHOW, has decided to extend TOKYO GAME SHOW 2007 from the customary three day period to the four days from Thursday, 20 September through Sunday, 23 September 2007.

The TOKYO GAME SHOW began in 1996 and will be held for the 17th time in 2007. In the past, the show has covered a three day period with the first day, a Friday, set aside as a Business Day open only to those in the industry.

Having undergone phenomenal growth over the last decade, the computer entertainment industry now occupies an important position among domestic industries and attract attention from all over the world. To further promote business development and internationalization, for TOKYO GAME SHOW 2007 there will now be two Business Days, held on Thursday and Friday, instead of only one. 

A number of new policies will be put in place to further enhance the show's impact as an international trade show and ensure that Business Days allow exhibitors and visitors from overseas enough time to talk business and gather information.

As in the past, the show will be open to the public for two days on Saturday and Sunday.

The world will be watching as TOKYO GAME SHOW 2007 brings together the latest information on computer entertainment. Don't miss it!

Note: Additional details about TOKYO GAME SHOW 2007 will be announced beginning in early March as they become available.

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