Badger and I hit the road in support of burgers and finding the awesomest content available at Comic-Con.

FACT: In-N-Out is what a burger is all about.

While I can't seem to locate the Homer tour segment--from Thursday's live stage show--where he came around and asked all of us questions about the Expo, I do have a link to the Lord of the Rings segment where I asked user questions and a couple segments that I hosted with the famed Koji Igarashi, creator of Castlevania. Spending those few minutes talking to him (albeit through an interpreter) was really full of honor and win.

I have been playing my Castlevania Double Pack and obsessively collecting 100% of the souls in Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow on my DS. Not only has playing these games helped pass the time on the train between home and work, but also has gotten me really excited about the impending release of Order of Ecclesia.

Over all, my first E3 was not only a memorable one, but also a heckuva lot of fun. Never in my wildest imagination would I have expected to be covering the biggest games of E3 (and outside of E3, thank you for coming by Activision), let alone hosting segments for the hottest games of the show. Thanks to the Live, data, production, edit, technical, product, sales, and my community teams for the support and effort over the past week. I sincerely hope you all found our coverage both enjoyable and informative.

See you at Comic-Con!

Day two of our live show was a lot of fun.

I got to lead a look at Crysis Warhead, get mocked for an intentionally quick look at Dawn of War, and possibly blowing the lid off of PSP trophies when taking a look at some great Buzz! games. If you read this, then you've probably seen this. The highlight of the show was not just the look at Bionic Commando on our show, but the opportunity to don that replica arm. The evil (just look at those red eyes) Tom Mc Shea only escaped due to the earnest pleadings of Shaun, Chris, and Lark. Tom, you live to see another day. Make the most of it.