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E3 2005 Sony booth PSP Los Angeles Electronic Entertainment Expo

J and I went to E3. The real hot tickets seemed to be n-gage, Sega, and Marc Ecko's Getting Up.

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E3 2005 Electronic Entertainment Expo PSP Sony Shadow of the Colossus E3 2005 Electronic Entertainment Expo Square Enix booth E3 2005 Electronic Entertainment Expo SOE Star Wars Galaxies cinematic E3 2005 Electronic Entertainment Expo Microsoft XBOX 360 booth E3 2005 Electronic Entertainment Expo Twighlight Princess
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