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At Tokyo Game Show, Cosplay Is Serious and Secretive

> TOKYO — Cosplayers, the fans who dress up in costumes inspired by their favorite videogame characters, spend long hours creating their intricately detailed outfits. See also: Scenes From the Peripatetic Tokyo Game Show Hands On With Tokyo Gam...

TGS 2009: Here's our obligatory cosplay gallery

When the Tokyo Game Show opens its doors to the public, you can expect two things: hour-long waits to play anything; and cosplay fanatics. Enjoy this collection of images we took while waiting in a line ... and then uploaded while waiting in a line. Where is this line going? Who knows! ...

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HOWTO make a Bioshock Big Daddy costume

Here's build-notes from a stellar fan-costume for Big Daddy from the game Bioshock: Starting with the blueprints printed at full scale (HUGE) I made cross sections out of insulation foam and glued them into place. The empty areas between sections were filled with cardboard. This formed what I c ...

This Cloud cosplay is so good I thought it was a render

I don't make it a habit of posting cosplay here, because there's lots of good game-related cosplay out there, and after all there's Japanator if you want to look at cosplay. The thing is though, I was browsing through my RSS feed and saw these photos posted over at Danny Choo, and i...

25 Cosplay Babes of Dragon*Con 2009 [Pics]

The plus side to having everyone dress in elaborate costumes for an extended weekend is that it gives the fairer of the sexes a reason to adopt the likenesses of their favorite fictional characters...even if that means causing them to go half naked and/or require the application of mass body pain...

This Persona 4 cosplay is going to knock you on the floor

[As originally posted on Japanator]Despite the fact that I've done my own Persona 4 cosplay, I still felt as if I hadn't had the incredible experience of doing it with a full group -- something I still hope to do. This morning fellow Japanator writer Eva Duenas shared a link with me...