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E3 2002
Electronic Entertainment Expo
Like Toy Fair, E3 is not open to the public: it is limited to the media and members of the "interactive entertainment" industry. Instead of toys, the goods on display are software titles for consoles and PCs, new gaming consoles, online entertainment, and anything else that can beep back at you if you press a button.
Chris Dern and Ivan Nagalo of AnJon, Inc., were in attendance at the 2002 E3, and were kind enough to share with us a selection of images which help convey the flavor of the event.
Click on any of the images below to see a larger version.
Each Spring in Los Angeles, the Electronic Entertainment Expo (more often known as E3) puts all other trade shows to shame. E3 is widely known as the brightest and loudest show, and as you can see in the pictures below, it is an earned reputation. As with any trade show, there were people dressed in silly costumes, along with people who were dressed in not-so-silly costumes, all with the goal of grabbing your attention and getting you into the booth to look at the products.
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