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Crispy Gamer is rolling out the red carpet to honor some of the most notable games, moments and more of E3 2008. Please hold your applause until the end of the feature — read on for the Crispies.
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Which games stole the show at E3? Our writers reported back to CG Headquarters to bring you the definitive list. It’s all been leading up to this — read on for our No. 1 pick.
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In the past, E3 has been a spectacle, but the pared-down size of this year’s show meant Gus Mastrapa could take a good long look at games that caught his eye. These are the ones that shined the brightest.
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E3 may not be the sleek and powerful machine it used to be, but while some say it’s time to scrap the run-down show altogether, Billy Berghammer thinks it can be restored. Read on for the how-to manual.
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You’ve heard so much about it, you feel like you were there, right? Billy Berghammer gets you even closer with shots he took at the event. Have a look inside E3 2008, in all its nerdy glory.
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Which games stole the show at E3? Our writers reported back to CG Headquarters to bring you the definitive list. The countdown continues — read on for their second round of picks.
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While the rest of the Crispy staff battled it out over which games were the most outstanding at E3, Chris Buecheler took a slightly different stance. Find out which games failed to impress.
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Which games stole the show at E3? Our writers reported back to CG Headquarters to bring you the definitive list.
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There has been a lot of talk about E3 having a different vibe this year — for game journalist Harold Goldberg, the show has lost its rhythm altogether. Walk a few steps in his shoes in his latest travelog.
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E3 2008 has come and gone, leaving a trail of offenses in its wake. Scott Jones tugs on his wellies and sorts through the notable nuggets from the week.
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For a company that made it known they were NOT having a presence at E3 this year, Activision Blizzard has an interesting way of showing it. True, they do not have a booth and are not showing any games at the LA Convention Center, but Activision does have a press conference scheduled tonight not far from the show. They are keeping it pretty close to the vest about what will be talked about, but we’ll be there to fill you in.
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Whenever my mother wanted me to take a pill—I was a very sickly child, always in need of pills and shots and heating pads–she’d attempt to hide it inside some apple sauce.
Which is basically what Microsoft tried to do Monday morning at their press conference.
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Sitting with Jones, Scott Alexander of Playboy (and Crispy Convert) and Harold. Lots of video screens, loud music and green … everything you’ve come to expect from a press briefing (except the 360 green). It’s a show and supposed to be entertainment. We’ll see if it turns out that way. These turn out mildly entertaining because of the comedic value from people trying to be funny and failing miserably.
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First thing I do when I arrive at the front desk of my E3 hotel is ask, “Is there a Carl’s, Jr. close by?”
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It was supposed to be a simple change-planes layover in Atlanta in my trip from Florida to Los Angeles. 50 minutes, no more. It ended up being three-plus hours on the taxiway when the airport gets shutdown because of thunderstorms that came up quicker than bad sushi.
