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Sega’s just dropped its TGS line-up, featuring Platinum’s Vanquish as the big cheese and a ton of PSP software.

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Update – And here’s the third-party stuff.

Nintendo’s released a full line-up of DS and Wii titles for all major territories, fresh off the back of yesterday’s DSiLL/XL non-shock announcement.

Get the lot after the break, courtesy of Kotaku.

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Nintendo UK just sent out a huge release schedule for Wii and DS running from now until the end of the year.

The company also confirmed this morning a December 11 date for The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks.

Get the entire line-up after the break.

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According to an official TGS 09 information sheet, only 37 Wii, Xbox 360 and PS3 games are to be shown at the Japanese show later this month.

This morning’s rumoured MS line-up, listed 18 360 games as playable, while the TGS data says 17.

DS will be by far the most supported console of the show, with 41 games on hand. PSP will see a mere 11 games on the showfloor.

TGS runs from September 24-27. You can see the break-down in the image below. Thanks, Lutz.

Microsoft’s declined to confirm or deny a TGS line-up that popped up on a Japanese site this morning.

“We have no comment on TGS at this stage,” said a rep.

The list contained mention of a Halo Reach video and apparent news that Crackdown 2 is called Riot Act 2 in Japan.

Official it isn’t. TGS does its crazy TGS shit later this month.

Japanese site OnlinePlayer‘s dropped Microsoft’s TGS line-up, and it’s looking good.

We’re trying to get confirmation on some of this stuff now. Halo Reach and Crackdown 2 are in there, for instance.

Via GAF.

360 titles:

• Samurai Spirits Sen (video/playable)
• Fifa 10 (video/playable)
• Lost Planet 2 (video/playable)
• Mushihime Futari Ver1.5 (video/playable)
• Shin Sangoku Musou Multi Raid Special (video/playable)
• Castlevania Lords of Shadow (video only)
• Ninety Nine Nights 2 (video/playable)
• World Soccer Winning Eleven 2010 (video/playable)
• Front Mission Evolved (video/playable)
• Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 (video only)
• NieR Gestalt (video/playable)
• Bayonetta (video/playable)
• End of Eternity (video/playable)
• Dragonball Rising Blast (video/playable)
• Tekken 6 (video/playable)
• Steins Gate (video/playable)
• Forza Motorsport 3 (video/playable)
• Alan Wake (video only)
• Fable 3 (video only)
• Halo 3 ODST (video/playable)
• Halo Legends (video only)
• Halo Reach (video only)
• Riot Act 2 (Crackdown 2) (video only)
• Borderlines (video only)
• Assassin’s Creed 2 (video/playable)
• Splinter Cell Conviction (video only)
• Infernal: Hell’s Vengeance (video/playable)

XBLA titles:

• 0 day Attack on Earth
• Bomberman Live: Battlefest
• Ray Storm HD
• Shadow Complex

Update – Kotaku’s running the same list.

Square’s announced its TGS line-up. As previously reported, FF Versus XIII hasn’t made the cut.

Games marked with an asterisk are playable.

• The Four Light Warriors: Final Fantasy Gaiden (DS)*
• Dissidia: Final Fantasy Universal Tuning (PSP)
• Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers (Wii)*
• Final Fantasy XIII (PS3)*
• Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep (PSP)*
• Front Mission Evolved (PS3 / Xbox 360)*
• Dragon Quest IX (DS)
• Final Fantasy IV: The After Years (WiiWare)
• Final Fantasy XIV (PS3 / PC)
• Final Fantasy XI: Vandiel Collection 2 (PS2 / Xbox 360 / PC)
• Lord of Vermillion II (Arcade)
• Dragon Quest Monster Battle Road II (Mobile)
• Dragon Quest More Mysterious Dungeon (Mobile)*
• Secret of Mana (Mobile)*
• Kingdom Hearts Coded (Mobile)

The show takes place from September 24-27.

Thanks, Siliconera.

It’s on the back of the registration card. Killzone 2, Resistance 2, Home, yada, yada. Image after the break.

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