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Seen At E3 2014 Part One
E3 2014 has wrapped, but we took plenty of pictures to make sure those who weren't able to make it could get a good hard look at the show from both the inside and the outside.
For a moving pictures version of the E3 2014 show floor, head here for our video tour.
Huge banners decorate the outside of the Los Angeles convention center
Evolve had a particularly large presence, both inside and outside
Sony created this hand-painted mural for feature outside
This is the entryway before entering the halls. Even before getting into the meat of the show there are plenty of video game sights to take in
Bungie brought in Destiny statues for fans to pose next to
Insomniac's gigantic inflatable Fizzco mascot would speak to people milling about the entry hall. The Vine below gives a better idea of just how big the thing was
Just to offer a sense of scale. #giE3 https://t.co/FDra5FPHZ6
— Kyle Hilliard (@KyleMHilliard) June 12, 2014
As you enter the hall, Evolve's menacing beast was among the first games to demand your attention
Head to page two to check out Nintendo's booth
Here's a large version of Mario's Amiibo statue
A close-up look at Nintendo's upcoming Amiibo figures
Nearly the entire announced Super Smash Bros. cast was gathered in Amiibo form
Here's the closest I could get without prying open the case
Players competed for Super Smash Bros. t-shirts on this giant screen
Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire has a small presence at the show. The representative from Nintendo guarding Pikachu was confused when I refused her offer to take a picture of me next to Pikachu
Head to page three for more pictures from the show
Teddie from Persona 4 was on hand to take pictures and awkwardly stumble into walls. The person inside the costume had a restricted field of vision
The Order: 1886 was housed in an old building
One of Monster Hunter's monsters and a selection of weapons were on hand for photos
Here's a peek inside Bandai Namco's booth
Snail USA brought in a gigantic inflatable tank... thing
Keep an eye out for more pictures from the show floor in part two, posting tomorrow.
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