FROM OUR BLOGS; Digital expo to crank up the glitz
Copyright 2008 The Los Angeles Times
Welcome back, booth babes, er, models. The Electronic Entertainment Expo, known as E3, is expected to return to its roaring roots in June after two years of flirting with the somber side.
The show has traditionally been the video game industry’s most important convention, drawing as many as 70,000 attendees to Los Angeles to admire the displays, go temporarily deaf from the thundering sound systems and gawk at the scantily clothed models.
