It's almost June and during that first week of the month, I will truly envy GameZone readers. While you get to sit in a comfy chair, reading all the stories that come out of E3, there will be several of us from GameZone in the trenches generating those stories - putting up with the crowds, the noise, the flashing lights, the pandemonium all to bring you information about the games coming out in the near future.

Of course, gamers have this conception of what E3 is, and in many regards they could be right. It’s a cacophony infused with almost overwhelming visceral stimuli. At least, it once was and if the ESA is true to its word, it will return to that this year.

E3 is when the publishers trot out the games that may be coming out in the coming year, or games they are working on and have in good enough shape to show off to the media. It’s supposed to be a media-centric trade event, but that idea is sometimes fractured.


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