Feature: E3 2006

More than 400 exhibiting companies representing 90 countries will showcase thousands of the latest computer and video games and technologies within 540,000 net square feet of exhibit space, an area equal to 40 Olympic-sized swimming pools. Almost two-thirds of E3 exhibitors will showcase games scheduled to hit store shelves by the 2006 holiday season.

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• E3 2006: Paris Hilton Embarrasses At E3

  Paris Hilton got the name of her own forthcoming mobile game wrong at the E3 Expo.

  News by Igniq — on May 14, 2006

• E3 2006: Wii Release Unknown, Resident Evil Confirmed

  Capcom has confirmed a specialized version of Resident Evil is coming exclusively to Wii.

  News by Igniq — on May 14, 2006

• E3 2006: Nintendo Has No Plans For GameBoy

  "The Japanese game market is now evolving around DS. We don’t need to do something that will pour cold water on the situation."

  News by AS — on May 11, 2006

• E3 2006: Is Console Monogamy Wrong?

  Daniel has settled down with an Xbox 360 and is trying to be faithful. Can Sony or Nintendo tempt him?

  Opinion by Daniel Woolstencroft — on May 11, 2006

• E3 2006: Gaming Round Up for 05/11/06

  Leisure Suit Larry’s Al Lowe, GTA Goes Next-Gen, THQ Drives Away With Stuntman, and Blizzard Unveils New Race For WoW.

  News by Igniq — on May 11, 2006

• E3 2006: Nintendo DS To See 100 New Titles

  On the opening day of E3 2006, Nintendo announced 100 new DS titles are in the pipeline.

  News by Igniq — on May 11, 2006

• E3 2006: TRITTON AX360 5.1 Headphones

  With the AX360, you can clearly hear the footsteps and gunshots behind you, all without a neighborly visit at 3am.

  News by Ken Edwards — on May 11, 2006

• E3 2006: Lost Planet Xbox 360 Impressions

  Forget the beauty of every explosion you've ever seen. They look better in Lost Planet.

  News by Matt Paprocki — on May 11, 2006

• E3 2006: Microsoft Pleases Fanbase with Halo 3, Xbox Live Expansion

  All they really needed was Halo 3, but the Xbox Live exapnsion sounds impressive too.

  Opinion by Matt Paprocki — on May 10, 2006

• E3 2006: Microsoft Connects Everything and Shows Something Called Halo 3

  Xbox Live is taken further than we thought, Vista takes the stage, and there was something about this game called Halo 3.

  News by Matt Paprocki — on May 09, 2006

• E3 2006: Nintendo Succeeds in Debuting the Wii, Makes up for Sony Keynote

  The excitement and originality being pumped from their conference is exactly what E3 needed.

  Opinion by Matt Paprocki — on May 09, 2006

• E3 2006: Nintendo Plays with Wii, Announces Super Mario, Zelda for Wii

  Metroid, Zelda, Mario, Red Steel, and their marketing plans are revealed.

  News by Matt Paprocki — on May 09, 2006

• E3 2006: PS3 Release Date, Price Firmed Up

  The worldwide launch of the PS3 console will go live on Nov. 11, with a $499/$599 price point.

  News by Igniq — on May 09, 2006

• E3 2006: E3 Excitement Heats Up Gaming World

  Mass speculation surrounds the conference and gamers' ears are peeled for answers to some of their most burning questions.

  News by Igniq — on May 09, 2006

• E3 2006: E3 Week Game Releases Are Slow

  New releases for most platforms are light during E3 week.

  News by Igniq — on May 09, 2006

• E3 2006: Sony Manipulates Audience During Press Conference

  Sex, lies, and video games, but without the sex part — actually, that could be there too.

  Opinion by Matt Paprocki — on May 09, 2006

• E3 2006: Sony's Press Conference, PlayStation 3 Pricing and Date

  Sony lets the world in on all their secrets, shows off some games, and unveils a surprise in the controller department.

  News by Matt Paprocki — on May 09, 2006

• E3 2006: I Expect To Be Amazed

  Amazed by Nintendo, by Sony, and perhaps by Microsoft.

  Opinion by AS — on May 08, 2006

• E3 2006: First Wave of Marketplace Downloads

  Microsoft plans to fill up your Xbox 360’s hard drive this week.

  News by Ken Edwards — on May 08, 2006

• E3 2006 Facts

  This year should turn out to be one of the best, with announcements and unveilings from Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony, and many more.

  News by Ken Edwards — on May 08, 2006