The Tokyo Game Show is still happening overseas this week, with plenty of new projects being revealed and some tantalizing information being shown off for previously announced games.  Buried somewhere in this news is the revival of Team Andromeda, the folks that produced the Panzer Dragoon games for Sega.  Most of the team has reformed and is working on a new project that definitely has the Dragoon flavor behind it, but there's  a catch -- this time you're playing with Kinect motion controls.

2012 is shaping up to be a big year for the folks at Tecmo Koei.  Along with the return of Ryu Hayabusa in Ninja Gaiden III, the company has announced another franchise that will receive a sequel next year -- the ongoing fighting series Dead Or Alive.  The fifth chapter in this series, aptly named Dead Or Alive 5, will bring plenty of 3-D brawling chaos -- and, of course, plenty of jiggling boobs.

One of the big improvements the PS Vita is getting over the PSP, in addition to the improved feature set and graphics capabilities, is a second thumbstick. Well, it sounds like Nintendo's rather fond of this idea, too, as they're adding a second thumbstick to the 3DS. The source comes in the form of a Japanese magazine scan, and is likely the hardware reveal Nintendo is prepping to announce before Tokyo Game Show. Read on to get your first look at it!

It's hard to not be curious about Beyond the Labyrinth. Even with in-game cutscenes it's almost impossible to figure out just what it is. It's gorgeous, both visually and audibly, but beyond that is anyone's guess. The game's new trailer, viewable below, doesn't tell us much new. It feature's a young girl, and implies that the game is told through a first-person camera view. Ultimately, though, the trailer raises more questions than answers.

Tokyo Game Show, which is best described as the Japanese equivalent of E3, is a big yearly event for video games, specifically of the Japanese variety. By extension, it's a big event for Square Enix. According to this week's Dengeki PlayStation, Testuya Nomura touched on what people could expect from the company at this year's TGS.