Popularity of mobile games soar ahead of 5G in Tokyo

Tokyo game show is a massive event, attracting gamers from far and wide as this event is going to display the latest games and technologies from forty countries around the world. Online game businesses are expecting to garner more popularity in the field of popularity ahead of the introduction of 5G.

Tokyo: Online game shows had always stood first in the list of favourite past time but the present generation is going ahead with new technologies to give a realistic touch as well as enhance their creative quality.

Tokyo game show is a massive event, attracting gamers from far and wide as this event is going to display the latest games and technologies from forty countries around the world.

Online game businesses are expecting to garner more popularity in the field of popularity ahead of the introduction of 5G.

In the Tokyo game show, 655 companies from across the world are allowing the traders and gaming professionals to taste their product.

Some of the biggest exhibits from the major companies were Capcom's Monster Hunter World: Iceborn, Square Enix's Final Fantasy VII remake, and Kojima Production's Death Stranding.

Monster Hunter World: Iceborn is the latest from Capcom's Monster Hunter series.

First released in September 1997, Final Fantasy VII is getting a remake set for release on March 3rd of next year.

Takaaki Sezaki, a manager in Docomo's consumer business department, says that one of 5G's greatest impacts will be on the entertainment industry, especially with the continuing rise of mobile gaming.

The organisers have added an interesting hologram character at the event which will interact with the people speaking to it. It is called Gatebox.

Aside from conversing with the character at home, users can also use the Japanese messaging app LINE to continue conversations with their digital companion through text.

Tokyo Game Show 2019 will open to the public this weekend when at least 250,000 visitors are expected.