If you look back in the annals of E3 past, make sure you take a good
long look at E3 2005. That was the show to end all shows; there were
fire dancers, thundering bass beats, and so many crazed fans that
publishers were willing to pull out all the stops to insure a solid
performance at the show. While E3 2008 will be a far cry from that
monstrosity, we still do our best to love E3. To help insure your
insider's look at the show, Ten Ton Hammer has convinced WAR's Josh
Drescher to do an exclusive "live blog" that discusses each day's
trials and tribulations from the show floor, and today we feature his
first entry titled "The Electronic Entertainment Expo Used to Be
Decadent and Depraved." It's filled with fun facts that all show-goers
face, so make sure you give it a read!
together and agreed to hold an annual,
multi-day bacchanal that was aimed squarely at…
well… generating “You
Won’t BELIEVE What Happened At E3” stories that
would help keep us all
going throughout the rest of the year. Sure, making games meant
spending countless dark and fearsome nights toiling until dawn to hit a
deadline or fix a bug, but it ALSO meant spending a week in LA, trying
to sneak into parties, collecting XXXL t-shirts from startled girls in
revealing outfits and generally having a great, goofy time.
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