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Our E3 Walking Guide For Dummies
Ahh, E3. It's that time when companies dazzle the public with their latest and greatest gaming offerings, as well as a bunch of regrettable nonsense. If you've attended, you also know that the show floors are crowded and tricky to navigate. Fortunately for you, we've drafted a special guide to show you the most efficient path through each of the two main halls. It also provides a super-informative idea of what you can expect to see from the biggest booths.
If you've already drafted a schedule of your own, great job. Otherwise, feel free to superimpose a dotted line on the floor and start walking. Our map is not only 100-percent accurate and to scale, it's also absolutely serious.
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Want more maps? For another look at the show floor, as well as a comparison to last year's show, take a look at our feature.
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