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E3 2012: The Sights, The Sounds, The Games Gear Brought to Life

By Loyd Case, PCWorld  Jun 5, 2012 6:15 PM

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Nintendo Event: Not Front Row

E3 isn't open to the gaming faithful but it still attracts a large trade crowd and the game makers turn on the charm to woo them. One example: The big splash made Tuesday at the Nintendo press event where a large number of games were announced. This is the view from the nosebleed seats at the event.

[Slideshow: Nintendo's E3 Is All About Games for the Wii U and 3DS.]

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