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Sega has opened its official Tokyo Game Show 2015 website.

The fully announced lineup includes:

Sega Games

• 7th Dragon III Code: VFD (3DS) – Playable, Stage
• Blade Arcus from Shining EX (PS4, PS3) – Playable (PS4), Stage
• Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax Ignition (PS4, PS3, PSV) – Playable (PS4), Stage
• Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X (PSV, PS4) – Playable (PSV), Stage
• Miracle Girls Festival (PSV) – Playable, Stage
• Phantasy Star Online 2 (PS4, PSV, PC) – Playable (PS4), Stage
• Sega NET Mahjong MJ (PC, Android, iOS) – Stage
• World End Eclipse (PSV, PC, Android, iOS) – Stage

Atlus

• Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir (PS4, PS3, PSV) – Playable (PS4)
• Persona 5 (PS4, PS3) – Stage

Nippon Ichi Software

• Criminal Girls 2 (PSV) – Playable, Stage

Mages

• YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of this World (???) – Playable, Stage

Warner Bros.

• LEGO Jurassic World (PS4, PS3, 3DS, Wii U) – Playable (PS4, 3DS)

In addition to these titles, Games Talk has found what might be two unannounced titles in the source code of Sega’s Tokyo Game Show website:

Thirteen Mecha Soldier Defense Zone

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The first is “Thirteen Mecha Soldier Defense Zone” for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita. This is believed to be the new game from Atlus and VanillaWare planned to be announced this month. Back in 2013, the following artwork was posted as VanillaWare’s New Year’s greeting card, which features the exact title found in the source code (十三機兵防衛圏) in the middle of the image.

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LEXUS

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The second title is “LEXUS” for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. This one might be a new title from Yakuza Studio, which is known to be working on something else other than Yakuza.

Sega’s Tokyo Game Show website has since been removed. We imagine it’ll be back online shortly with the leaked titles removed from the source code.

The Tokyo Game Show runs from September 17 to 20.