[WoT] Tiger for the Emperor

The Tiger tank bought by the Japanese government that could work as tier VI-VII premium in the game with the future release of the Japs in 8.10 update.

By the way the 1943 Henschel Tiger cost 295k Reichsmark for internal usage, while sneaky Germans managed to sell it to Japanese at a much higher price - for 645k. The Japs must have been over-diplomatic to bargain. The vehicle however never touched the Japanese ground because of "transportation issues" and - as rumour has it - ended up fighting somewhere in Italy.

For in-game version might want to change tracks a bit and make this tank more "amphibious" to give it a more Japanese look.

Link.

[WoT] JWoT 2

This is going to be even less about tanks and WoT then the previous entry.

Today was the first public day with lots of visitors and cosplay festival. To the pictures!

Japanese are queuing for WoT PC and Xbox 360

WG booth staff

One of Girls und Panzer gals is playing WoT

Crowded

Now to the cosplay!

Funny creature!

Sad creature..

It was the device that got my attention. 360deg tablet holder

[WoT] JWOT

Well, the breaking news (as promised) from Tokyo Game Show 2013 is obviously the announcement of Japanese tech tree. A good English source would be here.

Tech tree itself.

And some other images to go with the above.

TGS has begun.

The main entrance

WoT banner

Type 95 and its crew

WG Japanese office

Dream team

WoT target audience in Japan (PC)

Target audience as well, even though somewhat older (Xbox)

WoT has met Girls und Panzer. What would be the outcome?

Honestly, this was the best Gree had at its booth

Banned!

[WoWP] Japanese Tree

Check out the initial Japanese tech tree - carrier-based planes.

[WoWP] Japanese Planes Confirmed for Release

Japanese aircraft is officially confirmed for World of Warplanes release, meaning that there going to be (at least) 4 starting factions from scratch.

The inclusion of Japanese warbirds are really going to provide players with a wide variety of tactical freedom in how they play the game and combat other players. Players will benefit from the speed, power, and maneuverability of these planes as well as an increased field of vision.

We expect a line of Japanese carrier fighter aircraft (including Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero, the Nakajima Type 91, the twin-boom Mitsubishi J4M1 Senden interceptor fighter, and the three prototypes Kyushu J7W1, J7W2, and J7W3) to be ready by that time.

Waiting for the Brits now, heh?