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The big (fan)boys are in town to play and I was there to soak in all the sights and sounds of the digital playground. More than 10,000 square meters of space was transformed into a high-energy world of video games from major industry players Electronic Arts, Nintendo, Sony, Asiasoft, Nokia and more.
I am of course referring to Games Convention Asia (GCA) 2007, which is being held at Suntec City, Singapore, from 6 - 9 September. Join me to see some “sights” and hear some “sounds” of this great gaming convention!
Sports games from EA Sports are always popular with the boys.
The Nintendo play area is swarm with a younger set of players with their families in toll.
The evergreen classic icon of Nintendo - Mario
Sony has one of the largest booth in this convention, promoting its PS3 console.
Even the foreign media was there to cover the event!
Let me go redeem some free gifts!
This is the queue to the gift redemption counter, I’m way way behind!
Here’s a look at what free gifts are inside the goodie bag.
As promised earlier to bring you the “sounds” of the gaming convention, I’ve shot made 2 videos to share with you guys. Enjoy!
Nearly 50% of this blog’s readers comes from America. I want to take this opportunity, on this joyous day, the 4th of July, to wish all my American readers and my American friends
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