Below are a number of the finest E3 Expo images found anywhere.
Our correspondents spent a great deal of time snapping these photos
so that all GameCubicle.com visitors could have a fine view of the
show in action. Please refrain from duplicating these images
(without their watermarks) on other Web Sites. Enjoy...
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| Outdoors |
Welcome
Sign |
Lunch
Time |
Exhibit
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Floor |
Center
Lobby |
Stairs
to... |
Media
Coverage |
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. At the
entrance of the Nintendo area was a sleek piece of architecture that
squirted water into the air from one hole to the next. 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.
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| Nintendo
Booth |
Display |
Private
Area |
System
Kiosks |
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| Lunch
Time |
Water
Structure |
Spinning
Cube |
Gamer |
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| GBA
Linked |
Still
Linked |
Cube
Display |
Players |
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| NOA
Vice Pres. |
Just
Outside... |
Game
Display |
Closed
Doors |
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. At the
entrance of the Nintendo area was a sleek piece of architecture that
squirted water into the air from one hole to the next. 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.
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Main |
NOA
Vice Pres. |
Representative |
Representative |
For
those interested in discussing Nintendo's industry position and
games with executives and representatives, Nintendo provided. During
the first hour that the Nintendo booth was open, GameCubicle was
lucky enough to meet with NOA Vice President, Peter Main, on the
floor and discuss Nintendo's future. 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.
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| Good
Looking |
System
Link |
Connected |
I'll
take em... |
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| Nintendo |
Activision |
Nintendo |
Atari |
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| Xbox |
Xbox
Yawner |
Sony |
Sony
Floor |
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| Expo
Display |
Game
Display |
System
Kiosk |
Sweet
Kiosk |
The
merchandise section of Nintendo's floor turned out to be one of the
most exciting areas of the booth. GameCubicle gives you an early
look at kiosks (imaged above) that will soon on display at video
game retailers around the world. The displays are generally far more
stylish than any seen before. Revealed for the first time ever in
this store display section was the software packaging for future
GameCube games. Also imaged above was a convention display that has
nothing to do with Nintendo store displays but we thought was cool.
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