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Witness The Only E3 2011 Marriage Proposal That I Know Of
E3 is a time of magic and wonder for gamers across the world, but for one lucky couple, this year's show was also a time of romance.
The fine folks at Harmonix sent along a link to the following video on their YouTube page. In the video, avid gamer Mike -- who won a trip to E3 through a contest -- paid a visit to Harmonix's Dance Central 2 stage, danced up a storm with his girlfriend of four years, and then proceeded to ask for her hand in marriage.
Watch the full event below to see how the girl responds. This may not be on the same level as a CliffyB engagement, but we're still sending out a heartfelt congratulations to the couple. And on a day where I've now written two stories about video game-related engagements, I'd like to ask any fellow single people in the audience to join me in drinking away our loneliness.
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