GameSpot's E3 2010 Photo Gallery
See the biggest gaming event of the year like never before in our E3 2010 photo gallery. All the booths, all the games, and all the people!
The E3 Photo Gallery
E3 - it's our Super Bowl. Where they call it quits after three hours - we go for three days. And those are just the official days. Many of the major keynotes actually start up before the show, where we find out what the biggest players in the industry are up to for the coming year. E3 2010 is particularly important in that there are so many large initiatives from everyone - Microsoft's Project Natal, Sony's PlayStation Move, Nintendo's 3DS, OnLive, and we haven't even touched on the whole trip into the third dimension!
Before E3
A Taste of Things to Come
E3 is just around the corner, and we've already started to pack things up and get ready to leave for sunny Los Angeles. In the meantime, here are some photos of our E3 booth last year to whet your appetite for what is to come! Photographer: James Martin View images »
GameSpot Booth Pre-gaming
E3 hasn't quite begun yet, but we're already hard at work setting things up and prepping for the week that is to unfold. Photographer: James Martin View images »
Outside Happenings
The outside of E3 is just as interesting as the inside. Huge banners and ads adorn the buildings creating a summer wonder land full of gaming. Also, Plants vs. Zombies! Photographer: James Martin, Anthony Roman, and Jody Robinson View images »Press Conferences
EA Press Conference
Electronic Arts shows off a ton of their games, including Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, Dead Space 2, Medal of Honor, and more! Photographer: James Martin View images »
Virgin Press Conference
Sir Richard Branson announced Virgin's return to the games space with a completely free online service based on Worldgaming.com. Check out the photos from the press conference. Photographer: Jody Robinson View images »The Booths
GameSpot Booth
With the show in full swing and the booth finally complete, we're busy banging away at the keyboards, shooting the live show and, in general, keeping it together. Photographer: James Martin View images »
All Around E3
The show floor is a busy place and there's plenty to see. Join us as we walk around and sample the sights, sounds, and strangeness of E3! Photographer: Anthony Roman and Jody Robinson View images »
2K Games Booth
Mafia ladies, Big Daddies, and Little Sisters. Check out the 2K Games booth on the E3 show floor. Photographer: Anthony Roman and Jody Robinson View images »
Bethesda Booth
Bethesda's booth featured giant dinosaurs, elven archers, and more. Check out their E3 homebase! Photographer: Guy Cocker View images »
Nintendo Booth
Nintendo killed the show with a little something called the Nintendo 3DS. The new handheld gaming system pulled in enormous lines. Photographer: James Martin View images »
Sony Booth
Sony announces the dates and pricing for the PlayStation Move motion controller and touts end-to-end 3D gaming with Bravia 3D TVs and a new roster of 3D-enabled games for the PlayStation 3. Photographer: James Martin View images »
Capcom Booth
Capcom pulled out all the stops for Dead Rising 2. Photographer: James Martin, Anthony Roman, and Jody Robinson View images »
Square-Enix Booth
Square-Enix never fails to pull out the stops when there's a Final Fantasy on the line. Photographer: James Martin View images »
Konami Booth
Konami came to E3 2010 with Metal Gear Solid Rising and luchadores - enough said. Photographer: James Martin, Anthony Roman, and Jody Robinson View images »
Microsoft Booth
Kinect was the the name of the game at Microsoft. The company's new Xbox 360 250B was also featured prominently. Photographer: James Martin View images »
THQ Booth
THQ had a lot on its plate this year, ranging from North Korean encampments all the way to UFC. Photographer: James Martin, Anthony Roman, and Jody Robinson View images »
Sega Booth
Sega came to E3 with a heavy dose of Sonic the Hedgehog and Vanquish. Photographer: James Martin View images »E3 2010 Post-Show
E3 2010 Reloaded
E3 2010 has come and gone, but the sights, sounds, and perhaps even smells are still fresh in our minds. Therefore, the GameSpot editors wanted to share some of their best memories of a show that included everything from a bizarre Cirque du Soleil performance to a bunch of adults running around an auditorium firing fake lasers at each other. View images »Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email news@gamespot.com
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