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The E3 2010 Super Photo Blog
Hey everyone! It's E3! That means there's tons to see and do. So to share my show floor exploration, I've brought along my trusty camera. I plan to update over the course of the rest of the show. Come along.
I stumbled upon a Marvel VS Capcom 3 tourny. Winner gets a kickass shirt.
This is a real zombie. Capcom paid big bucks for Dave the zombie.
Meet the Nintendo 3DS. I spent some time with it and it's very impressive. Love the glasses-free widescreen display and the graphics look great.
The line for 3DS is the biggest of the show.
Best of Show: Costume Design
I walked out of an Xcom demo and into a Redman and Method Man concert.
This happened.
Somebody stole part of this car.
I met actor Michael Rooker who was one of the stars of Days of Thunder. He was super stoked to play his own game.
Fallout!!
Stay tuned for more during the rest of today and tomorrow!
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