Nintendo's booth was, without question, the best designed and most spectacular of the entire show. Closed off from the rest of the show floor by large walls bearing Nintendo images, the booth held a treasure of game kiosks, private viewing booths, and light spectacles. Inside, the Nintendo floor was dark - illuminated by spectacular light shows. Nintendo provided a large number of high definition kiosks for gamers to go hands on with all of the finest Nintendo GameCube titles.  – not to mention cute floor girls.

The merchandise section of Nintendo's floor turned out to be one of the most exciting areas of the booth. GameCubicle.com gives you an early look at game displays and game cases that will soon be on display at video game retailers. The displays follow the same polished metal theme introduced by Nintendo last year. Also imaged above was a convention display that has nothing to do with Nintendo store displays but we thought was cool.

For those interested in discussing Nintendo's industry position and games with executives and representatives, Nintendo provided. In the viewing booths, Nintendo representatives were available to discuss each title in a one on one and group setting. Floor representatives (imaged above) were very helpful in assisting with games on display.

The Los Angeles Convention Center is one of the largest and finest convention and exhibition facilities anywhere. The location contains 870,000 square feet of exhibit space, 64 meeting rooms, spacious lobbies, restaurants and food courts. Two towering glass and steel pavilions epitomize the architectural and aesthetic uniqueness of the center. The location covers fifty-four acres of land near the central business districts of Los Angeles.

Over 1,000 products debuted at E3 2002 from more than 450 exhibitors, allowing show goers to see today where the market will be months from now. Developers, publishers, and hardware makers displayed their products for PS2, GameCube, Xbox, GameBoy Advance and the Internet.

With the vast majority of show attendees male, exhibitors at the Electronics Entertainment Expo know exactly how to capture a captive audience. A number of scantily clad floor girls circulated the booths and halls of E3 with the hopes of permanently instilling the brands of respective exhibitors in the minds of show goers.