Infinity, Nioh 3, Ninja Gaiden 4, and so on—with a few minor tricks, Cheng Tian got to try them all.
But as he played, Cheng Tian's eyes rolled, and a plan suddenly came to him.
He ducked into the restroom, and when he emerged, he no longer looked human. More precisely, he had turned into a monkey!
This guy had actually filed an application with the space, temporarily materializing the Great Sage Equal to Heaven set in the real world through template loading and equipping it on himself!
It only had the appearance and none of its divine powers, since it was not Soul Equipment in essence.
Unlike game conventions back home, most cosplayers at the Tokyo Game Show were official staff. Individual cosplayers were not entirely absent, but they were extremely rare.
By showing up in a full original Great Sage set, Cheng Tian was more or less suspected of crashing the event. There was no A Certain Scientific booth at this TGS.
But so what? As long as he was happy!
Sure enough, wherever Cheng Tian went in his Great Sage form, he became the center of attention. A crowd of content creators with cameras unconsciously gathered around him, and the flashing lights nearly blinded his Fiery Golden Eyes.
Thanks to the costume's almost perfect authenticity, combined with Cheng Tian's utterly fearless attitude, the photographers all assumed he was a staff member from A Certain Scientific. When word reached the actual A Certain Scientific staff, however, they could only stare at one another in bewilderment.
Since when had they hired a new cosplayer to crash other booths?
In the end, Cheng Tian's outrageous attitude meant that no one actually tried to drive him away or ask about his identity. They simply took him for an official cosplayer jointly