As some sites have decided to release gameplay videos of Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon, we don't want to wait anymore for any kind of approval. We start with the full Blue Dragon presentation, in two parts. The first one features combats, and the second is a mix of cinematics. It looks stunning, and the difference between real-time and CGI is almost impossible to tell.

This long awaited gameplay clip of Lost Odyssey is finally here, starting where the previous file ended. And no more cinematics, it's gameplay we're talking. The rather classical turn based combat system will certainly generate a flameware, but keep in the mind mosts part of the game are still unknown. Same deal about the graphics, what you'll see is just a glimpse of how the game should look. Sakaguchi explained the demo features about everything the team has developed untill now: one hour of gameplay. Obviously, and unlike the ready-to-be-released Blue Dragon, Lost Odyssey still has a long way to come.

Finally, it begins ! The lovely Trusty Bell (that will be called "Eternal Sonata" in this side of the globe) is the first Xbox 360 game to have its gameplay video. Check out the amazingly good graphics of the game, and the original combat system used by Tri-Crescendo, turn-based and real-time in the same time. Unfortunately, bad sound forced us to mute the video. We may be able to fix this tomorrow, with a new gameplay clip.

Project Sylpheed, developed by Game Arts and published by Square-Enix, was also waiting us on the MS booth. Honestly, as I haven't played the game myself yet, I can't tell you if it's as messy to play as it is to watch. But for what it's worth, the guy playing seemed to have a good time, and I may have recognized a Panzer Dragoon Orta-inspired lock system. Good news ?

Microsoft are showing Forza Motorsport 2 at Tokyo Game Show, and they also released these images from the game. Microsoft will of course release more from this game in the upcoming week. Seems like they added that long-awaited 3D grass!