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E3 Sights Of The Show: Day 2
Get a glimpse of the shenanigans that take place at the publisher press conferences, the convention showfloor, and the glamorous after parties.
Perry Farrell and Jane's Addiction perform after the Sony press conference.
Marcus Fenix stands guard over Microsoft's booth
Former Tecmo designer Tomonobu Itagaki (second from left) takes a look at Ninja Gaiden 3's demo.
Pro wrestling legend Hulk Hogan schmoozes with the press.
Annette and BioShock Infinite's Songbird at the 2K Games booth.
Erin Losi and Tracey Thompson, the gracious hosts of the Bethesda party at the Saddle Ranch.
Reiner and Fortyseven Communications' Steve Hahnel make a sour face when Bertz mention's how crappy the Cubs are.
GI's Resident rodeo clown Ben Reeves showcases his bull riding skills.
Dan "Buckcherry" Ryckert gets busted by a mechanical bull. Total time in the saddle? Three seconds.
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