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Tokyo Game Show 2016 Atlus Booth and Event Pictures

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September 18, 2016

TGS 2016 Persona 5 magazine and Atlus attendant

Tokyo Game Show 2016 has now ended on September 18th in Japan, and Sega has released pictures of their booth and events featured at the show.

See an archive of the liveblog for the TGS 2016 Persona events in the previous post.

Day 1 (September 15 [Business])

Sega’s TGS 2016 opening on their stage.

Gameplay demo corner for Persona 5.

Excitement at the gameplay demonstration corner.

The merchandise sales corner.

Day 2 (September 16 [Business])

tgs-2016-d2-1 — The start of the Tokyo Game Show 2016 second day.

Start of the opening stage!

Gameplay corner on the second day was also a success.

Persona 5 large poster panel (autographed by character designer Shigenori Soejima)

Etrian Odyssey V: The End of the Long Myth poster (autographed by character designer Yuji Himukai)

End of the second day with the annual lineup.

Day 3 (September 17 [Public])

tgs-2016-d3-1 — A lot of customers arrived immediately at the Sega booth (free Persona 5 bags were distributed to them).

Autograph session by Shigenori Soejima, responsible for the character design of Persona 5.

An overcrowded merchandise sales corner.

The Persona Stalker Club V (Five) Business Trip Version took place.

Tomomi Isomura and Mafia Kajita made an appearance.

Producer Satoshi Sakai and Rappy make guest appearances for the previously announced Persona 5 collaboration with PSO2.

A live stage performance from Persona music artists starts.

Familiar songs were performed, including music from Persona 5.

Day 4 (September 18 [Public])

tgs-2016-d4-1 — The start of the last day of TGS 2016. A shot of a nearby station.

Visitors lined around the venue.

The venue doors open.

Immediately, many customers arrived to the Sega booth.

Rappy and Morgana appearing on stage.

TGS 2016 this year was held, as always, at the Makuhari Messe convention center. It officially started on September 15th, lasting until September 18, 2016.

— Sega (1, 2)