E3 Comic #6: Bigger Isn't Always BetterElizabeth Simins6/13/14 12:00pm4718EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkSome game makers spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on gigantic displays to draw the attention of E3 visitors. Others lurk in quiet corners, winning hearts one at a time.
E3 Comic #5: There's No Escaping RealityElizabeth Simins6/11/14 4:45pm7412EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkEven at a show like E3 which is an escape from much of the rest of the world, a person's anxieties about real world tragedy can seep in.
E3 Comic #4: You Can Be (Almost) AnythingElizabeth Simins6/11/14 12:15pm11623EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkKotaku comic artist Elizabeth Simins got to play #IDARB at E3 this week, a minimalist indie game with countless characters. If only more games could afford to include such diverse characters...
E3 Comic #3: Crap, I'm Sorry!Elizabeth Simins6/10/14 7:23pm1112EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkJust because being at E3 means playing a ton of games doesn't mean you kick every game's ass. But as Kotaku comic artist Elizabeth Simins shows, that's totally OK.
E3 Comic #2: Better Than Being ThereElizabeth Simins6/10/14 12:30am10931EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkHave you ever wished you could be in the audience at one of E3's big press conferences? Kotaku comic artist Elizabeth Simins' experience might change your mind.
E3 Comic #1: A Preponderance Of Angry MenElizabeth Simins6/09/14 10:40am25934EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkKotaku's resident comic artist, Elizabeth Simins, is on the ground at E3 2014, where the realization of a childhood dream clashes with cowls and scowls.