Promo Footage Filmed at ToHo Studios For 2010 Japanese Video Game

Promo Footage Filmed at ToHo Studios For 2010 Japanese Video Game

Promotional short Godzilla clips made for a Japanese video game shot in 2010
(Not footage of actual game)

By BJD - Jan 28, 2012 12:01 PM EST
Filed Under: Video Games

Now I know this by no means breaking news but I checked through the CBM archives and I didn't see these videos posted anywhere. So this is just in case you die-hard Godzilla fans missed this one. I only found this about three or four months ago.

These are Toho co. movie grade short battle clips of Godzilla 2000 fighting Anguirus, Gigan 2004, and King Ghidorah. According to G-FAN, issue # 90, in an article entitled "Godzilla’s Back and Kawakita’s Got Him!", these short clips were made as a promotional piece for a video game being released in 2010

Obviously the intro wasn't filmed by ToHo, that's fan made and not horrible.

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marvel72
marvel72 - 1/28/2012, 1:16 PM
destroyer14 is gonna be all over this,he f*ckin loves godzilla.
BJD
BJD - 1/28/2012, 2:58 PM
I see that the editors at CBM decided to change the title to "Footage From A Japanese Godzilla Video Game From 2010"...yeah that's probably a little misleading guys as this in all likelihood is not footage from the video game. In fact I doubt that the magazine G-fan was completely accurate when it reported that it was a video game. It's most likely footage from a video slot game due to the graphical numbers in the lower right hand corner of the video. I can't confirm any of this though because info on the web regarding these clips is scant.
ManofSteel23
ManofSteel23 - 1/28/2012, 5:34 PM
Yeah i came here to see some sort of godzilla video game that may have got cancelled,instead I get a power ranger monster fight lol
felixxx
felixxx - 1/29/2012, 6:10 AM
Ok..........How is this for a video game? This is a bunch of shots from Godzilla movies edited together. It might be a "fan made" trailer for what someone would like to see in a game but its not a actual trailer for anything.
BJD
BJD - 1/29/2012, 9:25 AM
@Felixxx- I just changed the title again so it's not so misleading....everyone seems to be missing the point though....these are movie grade clips that never made it the movies. The only place you got to see them was probably on video slots machine in Japan. I guess only Godzilla fans will appreciate it.
felixxx
felixxx - 1/29/2012, 11:47 AM
Gotcha, with a little more explanation it makes more sense. Ive been waiting for new Godzilla game for PS3 or 360 for a while, so naturally when I read the title I thought HELL YES and then I thought WTF was that? Always happy to see the big guy get some publicity, thanks for sharing.
BJD
BJD - 1/29/2012, 12:35 PM
@felixxx: I wouldn't mind if they even just updated GODZILLA:SAVE THE EARTH for the original X-BOX, that was the best Godzilla game I ever played...The Wii version sucked!
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