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The E3 Countdown: What you need to know about E3

We here at Lo-Ping are pumped for E3, we know you are too. You’re an avid gamer who likes to stay up to date on the latest and greatest news of the industry, whether you’re reading up about it on a website or watching a live stream of the Video Game Awards show, suffering through all the celebrity crap just to get to the new game trailers.

We’ve decided that we’re going to get the E3 ball rolling a little early with this six part series which covers everything about the show; from its humble beginnings to our most beloved (and worst) memories of the expo, as well as spilling the beans on the rumors and what we each expect to see from each of the big three conferences.

Without further ado, let’s get started!

LiquidSnack5175d ago

Nice preview, man. Can't wait for the next part.

eagle215175d ago

I love E3, I still haven't finished my E3 2010 list of the things I wanted (because some of it hasn't been released yet). But that is what is so fun about E3, seeing what you will be buying and playing in the future. Excited as hell for Nintendo again like last year. I'm talking can't get to bed before christmas excitement. lol

AngelicIceDiamond5175d ago

Im pretty convinced that E3 this year is gonna be a hit I was paying attention to microsfts conference last year and was utterly disappointed just for the fact they didn't announce any new games except that new IP. Nintendo and Sony did very well last year but I wanna be blown away by Microsoft this year.

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