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Road to E3 - Part 7 By Brad Grier May 24, 2002 Day one of E3 2002 was busy. So busy that we didn't have time to grab some photos. So these photos are from Day Two. BioWare had a very good day one (and two), with Trent Oster showing Neverwinter Nights on the main stage at Infogrames main show floor (photos coming soon). As well, NWN was shown playable at Infogrames NWN pods (photos below). Additionally, Ray & Greg were showing Neverwinter Nights at Infogrames press reception area (occasionally spelled off by Jay, Trent and Chris Zeschuk (BioWare Systems Administrator), and Tom Ohle, our intrepid communications associate, was leading people through a custom adventure module up in BioWare's Neverwinter Nights Play Room. Whew! I'm not done yet... Intel wanted Neverwinter Nights to be running on a couple of their workstations at the Intel meeting room... as did Nvidia. Oh, then there's Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. That was available for public play down in Microsoft's Xbox game centre, and for private media demonstrations up at LucasArts' meeting rooms - as well as the occasional demo at BioWare's meeting room.BioWare at E3 2002
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