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Microsoft's Girl Gun Game
You wouldn't think that there would be much Xbox 360 news coming out of Japan at this year's Tokyo Game Show given how the console has languished in that country, but the company will have a big presence at the convention, and there's even a new game on the horizon.
A list of the games at Microsoft's booth from Andriasang shows a title called Girl Gun by developer Alchemist. It's apparently a 3D shooter, but looking at the company's Japanese website, it seems like they specialize in dating sims more than anything else.
The game has apparently since been pulled from Microsoft's official list, so we'll have to wait and see if it's there and what it's all about when we hit the show floor ourselves later this week.
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