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GREAT EXPOTATIONS Yeah, this is what E3 is all about: the spectacle. You can forget your trailers, your product demos and your big reveals – they can be done at any old
event. But what other trade
expo has this many people in odd and inappropriate attire? Or spot this many awkward celebrity
pairings during horribly staged demonstrations? Or see this many people clamouring to take pictures of a product that won’t even be finalised for another year or so? And let’s not forget the wealth of conveniently placed and highly attractive ladies, complete with low-cut tops and/or push-up
bras. Take a gander around the page as we pick out some of our best memories from previous iterations of E3.
MCV takes soundings from its Retail Advisory Board on the biggest issues of the day. The current members are...
Neil Ashurst, GAME & Gamestation
Duncan Cross, Asda
Marc Spence, Best Buy
Don McCabe, CHIPS
Tim Ellis, HMV
Keith Sharpe,
play.com
Sarah Jasper, The Hut
Jon Biggs, Morrisons
Azeem Sadiq, Comet
Graham Chambers, Amazon
Danielle Fleming, DSGi
Igor Cipolletta, ShopTo
Anthony Stocker, Argos
Stephen Staley, Gameseek
Joanna Hunt, Tesco
Gurdeep Hunjan, Sainsbury’s
Phil Moore, Grainger Games
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