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Seen At PAX 2011: Day Three
PAX 2011 is officially over, but it will live on in our hearts, and in our minds...and in this photo blog. That's right, we've captured the living essence of PAX, and sealed it in here.
One of the bravest space marines around
All kinds of cool gaming related activities happening during PAX
Just half of the LAN gaming area
Dance, dance like it's the last, last night of your life, life. Gon' get you right
At Sega's Rise of Nightmares booth
People who could crack the Quantum Conundrum safe got a prize
There were so many Portal 2 cosplayers this year, but not so many Cave Johnson cosplayers
Master Hare. We don't get it either.
One of the open tabletop gaming areas
We were promised red hair. What is this poppycock!
The BioShock Infinite booth wants to shake your hand
A demo of the new food fight card game; it's less messy than we'd hoped
It's hard not to smile while playing Retro City Rampage
This guy was actually looking for people to buy his old Nintendo. We explained the Internet to him
This seems like the best way to end PAX 2011. Until next year!
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