With E3 coming to a close today it’s time to take a look at the rest of the photos we took over the last three days. Well, we can’t actually show you all of the photos due to several factors: we shot way too many and some of them contain embarrassing moments best left for a night of cocktails at Trader Vic’s.

However, we do have quite a few we can share so in this gallery we’ve included those. Yes, they contain more booths, some gameplay, cool cars and, of course, a selection of beautiful booth babes.

What E3 would be complete without them? A less beautiful experience to say the least.

Click through for all the pics. See you next year!

With Comic-Con still pretty fresh in our minds we bring you yet another photo gallery so you can get more of an idea of what the show was really like. This gallery, which features pretty much the rest of our collective group of photos taken by your favorite Flickcast team members, features costumes, babes, booths and even a few celebs.

When you click through to look at the gallery prepare to be entertained, amused, captivated and maybe even be ready to learn something. Actually, you probably won’t really learn anything except that Comic-Con was pretty awesome.

But heck, you already knew that, didn’t you? Enjoy the gallery and prepare to be amazed.

It’s official: Comic-Con attendees love dressing in costume and we love checking out their creative and sometimes elaborate outfits as much as you do. With scores of The Flickcast operatives covering the big show in San Diego over the past five days, we’ve started sorting through some of our best shots to share with you.

In case you missed any of our earlier coverage, check out our galleries already online (Gallery 1 | Gallery 2 | Gallery 3 | Booth Babes) to see for yourself some of the great costume and booth photos. If you’ve been to SDCC, you know there’s an overload of cool things to do and see. So we’re back again with even more Comic-Con photos for your viewing pleasure.

From Green Hornet to Wonder Woman (“Classic outfit” FTW!) to War Machine to Hit Girl and Kick Ass and everything in between, you just know that wherever you go on the Con show floor you’re in for the most innovative and most interesting costumes and booths to be found anywhere.

Check out the all new photographs after the jump. And be sure to keep checking back as we filter through our gigabytes of digital images to bring you all of the best of Comic-Con!

Another day at E3 brought even more interesting stuff including a visit to the Sony and Nintendo booths to check out the new Playstation Move and the Nintendo 3DS. Both were pretty amazing devices and promise to take gaming as we know it into new and different directions.

We also managed to see a few of the notorious booth babes here at the show but, as one of my colleagues in the press observed, their weren’t as many this year as they would have liked. I won’t make a value judgement on the quantity or the quality of booth babes in attendance this year except to say that they were all lovely and willing to be photographed. What more could you ask for?

We also visited the G4 booth and managed to snag a pic of X-Play’s Morgan Webb hard at work. Those guys sure know how to put on a show. Check out all the pics after the jump.

Do over one hundred thousand people make a trip every year to San Diego just because they love comics, movies, TV, games and all things geek? Maybe. Do they come because they love standing in line for hours or days to see five minutes of a movie that won’t come out for six months or longer? Possibly.

Even with all those great reasons, they’re one more reason that geeks flock to San Diego every year: girls. Like all things geek, if it doesn’t have a little bit of T and A or at the very least the potential for some, we might not make the trip.

Take a peek at some of the booth babes we’ve encountered so far during this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego. Find all the photos after the jump.

We’re still here in Los Angeles for the big E3 gaming convention. Its a big show full of all kinds of great games, giant booths, loud music and even the occasional pretty girl — okay, there’s quite a few pretty girls, who are we kidding? Hey, there’s also some handsome dudes for you ladies as well, so don’t worry.

Previously, we’ve brought you all kinds of news from the show including the big Microsoft and Sony announcements, previews of cool upcoming games like Ultimate Alliance 2, Wolfenstein, James Cameron’s Avatar, Singularity and Star Wars: The Old Republic. We also managed to put together some photos to give you an idea of the look of the show.

Now, through the magic of the Internets, we’ve got more pictures to share with you. Be sure to take a look at all of them after, you guessed it, the jump. Oh, see if you can spot the rather famous man in one or two of these photos. Can you guess who it is?

Here’s a hint: he created some of the best and most well respected comic book characters of all time. Still can’t guess? Check out the pics to find out.

The Electronic Entertainment Expo continues through tomorrow.

We’ve got some men (well, at least one or two) on the ground in Los Angeles today for all the E3 excitement. There’s going to be a lot of cool announcements coming along throughout the show. We’ve already dropped some info on Microsoft’s big stuff from yesterday and we expect some Sony news any time now.

But until then, sit back and enjoy a few pictures from the show to get you in the mood. Most of the usual players have returned to E3 this year with big booths, big announcements and lots of other interesting stuff. With all that’s going on, E3 looks to be returning to its former glory — well mostly anyway.

Sadly, there’s a bit of space left on the main hall floor and the show doesn’t seem quite so well attended as it was in years past here at the LA Convention Center. Although, that could be due to the show’s adherence to a strict “no one under 17 admitted” policy as well as extremely stringent hoops for media and trade members to jump through.

Check out all the full sized pictures after the jump.

In case you hadn’t heard, in Los Angeles today, tomorrow and Thursday there’s this big video game convention called The Electronic Entertainment Expo. It takes up pretty much the entire available space of the Los Angeles Convention Center and over the three days showcases all that it new, cool and about to explode in the world of video games and online content.

Yesterday, we brought you news from Microsoft about all their great announcements, including some really cool games and a project called Natal which basically allows players to use their own bodies as game controllers — eliminating the need for any traditional controller. All in all, some pretty exciting announcements.

As of today the show is “officially” underway and we’ll bring you more news, announcements and game videos as much as we possibly can. We’ll also attempt to show you many of the sites, sounds and other interesting aspects that make E3 what it was and what it may be again this year.

And yes, if there’s any booth babes, we’ll try to get pictures of them for you. Don’t worry.

Be sure to check back right here over the next three days for all sorts of E3 news.

The past few years the Electronic Entertainment Expo has gone through a few strange iterations. After the week long gaming binge trade show became the nerdcore equivalent of Las Vegas, the video game industry decided it needed a change. Two years ago, it was spread throughout LA with conferences occurring all around the city at different hotels, which made it a nightmare for attendees and the press covering the event. Last year, E3 invaded a large hangar in Santa Monica but got virtually no coverage by the mainstream press.

This year, E3 returns to the LA Convention Center to its full, overindulgent style with huge press conferences, over the top million dollar booth displays and, of course, what every attending GameStop employee dreams of: booth babes. What reporter attending the event doesn’t love trying to get information about a huge upcoming title from an extremely hot yet air headed and underpaid Los Angeles model/actress who barely knows the name of what she’s promoting, let alone any useful information about it? Sign me up!

So, with the show returning to its former lavish size and style, what are E3’s biggest announcements going to be this year? Unfortunately, I’m not a mind reader so I don’t know what they are yet, but I will tell you that there are five possible times when this big news might come down. Starting tomorrow and streaming live on the shows’ official site E3 Insider, Microsoft will be giving their press conference at 10:30 am PT. This year, Microsoft has been very quiet as to what could be announced at E3. Most likely are Xbox 360 exclusives Alan Wake, Halo 3: ODST and Mass Effect 2 but it wouldn’t be E3 without a big surprise announcement such as the Grand Theft Auto 4 and Gears of War 2 announcements from previous years.

While Alan Wake has garnered intrigue based on the lack of information being given out about it, Halo 3: ODST has not gotten the attention like previous Halo franchise titles. Most likely because players will not be able to be Master Chief for the first time in this new game. Along with Microsoft’s expected announcements, there has been a rumored big announcement from Peter Molyneux of Lionhead Studios, the man behind hits such as Fable, Fable 2 and Black and White. What he will be announcing, if anything, remains a mystery at this point.

The rest of day one’s big press announcements will come from publishers EA at 2 pm PT and then Ubisoft at 5 pm PT. After all of Activision’s Guitar Hero announcements over the previous week, EA will probably give a big splash for their upcoming Beatles: Rock Band game along with footage of other EA staple franchises such as the next Madden. Ubisoft will likely follow up on last year’s hit, Assassin’s Creed with this year’s sequel and the upcoming Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood, a new FPS set in the Old West.