Los Angeles' Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) draws video gaming fans to its annual trade show

For three days, leading-edge companies, groundbreaking new technologies and never-before-seen products are showcased at E3.

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Jun 14, 2018, 11:26 PM

Attendees playing Bethesda Softworks' Rage 2 video game in Los Angeles at E3. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

Attendees plaing Activision Blizzard Inc.'s latest blockbuster video game, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 at E3. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

An attendee tries out another of Bethesda Softworks' video game, Fallout: Shelter, on the Nintendo Co. Switch console at E3. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

Attendees cosplaying as Lara Craft character from Square Enix Holdings Co.'s highly anticipated Shadow Of The Tomb Raider video game at E3. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

Attendees swinging fish props as weapons for a photograph at the Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc. Hitman 2 video game booth at E3. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

Attendees playing Bethesda Softworks upcoming Quake Champions video game at the company's booth at E3. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

An attendee reacts while playing a hammer strength game promoting the recently announced Rage 2 video game. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

Game enthusiasts and industry personnel visiting the exhibit of Fornight, a massive popular video game published by Epic Games at E3. PHOTO: AFP

YouTube personality Laurel Rothamel poses with Vault Boy, the popular mascot of the Fallout video game series. PHOTO: AFP

A Battle Royale video game-themed custom controller sits at the Scuf Gaming booth at E3. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG

The Polish developers of the upcoming video game, Dying Light 2, Adrian Kornecki (right) and Malgorzata Mitrega interacting with zombie game characters at E3. PHOTO: EPA-EFE

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