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Well, the big game news show has generally been a bust. With the exception of the announcement that spawned a million tears and a million laughs, nothing of particular interest has been announced. This is mostly because the publishers figured it was a waste of money and only need a half-hearted showing for some cheap media buzz, and also because the guys actually making interesting games couldn't give a fuck at all. E3 may still live on for tradition, but it's become quite obvious that it's outlived it's purpose, and it's designation as Christmas Day for game nerds such as myself gone for good.

Oh, I guess it's still going. But I doubt anything will come out of those extra days.