GameX 2009: The expo in photos

by Seraphina Brennan Nov 3rd 2009 at 7:00PM

Filed under: Galleries, Massively meta, Massively Event Coverage

Did we have a good time at this year's GameX in Philadelphia? Well, if you can't tell by all of our coverage, we certainly did. But there was certainly more to the expo than just interviewing people and checking out Warhammer Online and Global Agenda running on the show floor! There were, gasp, other games there!

We got many neat photos of the various things on the show floor, from robots to steampunk to Egyptian statues, and we collected them all in one gallery for you guys to ogle. If you were interested in Bayonetta or Dante's Inferno, then also look no further, as we got some pictures of those booths in action as well.

So enjoy the photos as tomorrow we wrap up our coverage of GameX 2009. Hope you enjoyed reading/watching it as much as we enjoyed writing/recording it!

Gallery: GameX 2009: Photos from on the floor

Tags: bayonetta, dantes-inferno, expo, gamex-2009, global-agenda, images, photos, warhammer-online

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Snowyjoe said on 3:31AM 11-04-2009

I loved the Bayonetta demo! It was awersomeeeeeeeee. Everything was so smooth and fun!
It was also great how you actually think about what buttons you are pushing....instead of the usual mash O and X and you'd get somewhere.

Anyway back to MMOs.

What was that picture with those Steampunk people posing? Is it something to do with Neosteam or Gatheryn?

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