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Seen At PAX 2011: Day One
We traveled the PAX 2011 show floor so you don't have to. What was worth seeing? Let us show you.
Even the cosplayers come out for PAX
The Paramount Theatre plays host to PAX panels during the day and free gaming concerts at night
Outside the Paramount, several gamers line up for the free concert. So many 3DS StreePasses
A view of the show floor from above
Lady Gaga at PAX 2011
At the Warner Bros. booth, this Joker chick was really happy to see us
The line to play Uncharted 3 was getting crazy
Those who attended 2K's Darkness II panel got a free Darkness mask. Darklings like to wear adorable cats on their heads; that's how dark they are
We don't think this guy was actually hiring; we think he was crazy
All kinds of vendors sell all kinds of gaming related merchandise at PAX
One crazy expensive gaming table
A dragon guards the Bethesda booth. We wonder if its friends with the Dragon Age dragons
This is one hell of a miniature
People hurried to PAX to ignore this Firefall statue, which was rumored to have cost a million dollars
A group of zombies terrorizes the local fauna
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