Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino in an image from the Level-5 International site. Perhaps we'll get some details on Level-5's international plans at the Level-5 World event.

Level-5 has apparently outgrown its annual "Level-5 Vision" press conference. Famitsu reports that this year, the Fukuoka gaming giant will be holding "Level-5 World."

Different from Level-5 Vision, Level-5 World is a two day event that's open to press and public alike. Level-5 has bought out space at Tokyo Big Site on October 15 and October 16 for the free event.

Level-5 Vision will be held as part of Level-5 World on October 15. Level-5 will be announcing over ten games, including new titles.

So it looks like Level-5 will have some big things to show in a couple of months. But this does have two unfortunate side effects. First, Level-5 Vision won't, as CEO Akihiro Hino previously indicated, be held this month. Also, Famitsu reports that the company's Tokyo Game Show showing won't be as large this year as it was last year.