In addition to the main show floor, E3 also features a number of side events and attractions. These include the E3 Coliseum, where developers give presentations and demos of their games; the E3 Expo, which features a variety of exhibits and activities; and the E3 Live concert, which features performances by some of the biggest names in music.
One of the most popular side events at E3 is the Sideshow. The Sideshow is a showcase of some of the most unusual and interesting games that are not being shown on the main show floor. These games are often from independent developers or small studios, and they offer a glimpse into the future of the video game industry.
The Sideshow is a great place to discover new games and meet the developers who are making them. It's also a chance to get your hands on some of the most unusual and interesting games that the industry has to offer.
Here are some of the highlights from this year's Sideshow:
* Aragami: A stealth game set in feudal Japan. Players take control of a ninja who must use their stealth and cunning to assassinate their targets.
* Figment: A puzzle-platformer set in the human mind. Players must help their protagonist, Dusty, navigate the strange and surreal world of the mind and defeat the nightmares that haunt him.
* Gorogoa: A hand-drawn puzzle game that tells a story through a series of interconnected panels. Players must move panels around the screen to create new paths and solve puzzles.
* Hue: A puzzle-platformer where players control the colors of the world around them. They must use their color-changing abilities to solve puzzles and progress through the game.
* Kentucky Route Zero: A narrative adventure game set in a rural, post-apocalyptic Kentucky. Players follow Conway, a truck driver making deliveries along a mysterious highway.
These are just a few of the many great games that were on display at this year's Sideshow. If you're a fan of video games, then the E3 Sideshow is a must-see event.
