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Last week was EGX 2018, the UK's biggest games show by a long margin. Nintendo had a massive presence on the show floor, erecting a massive screen for regular tournaments and filling a fair amount of square footage with new and upcoming games for the Nintendo Switch.
The show took place at the Birmingham NEC, one of the largest convention centres in the country, and walking from one end of the exhibition hall to the other took ages. As you might expect, all of the big players were present, including Square Enix, Ubisoft, Sega, Microsoft and Sony, and there were considerable queues forming to play forthcoming titles - and readily-available ones, too, as was evidenced by the snake-like line on Sony's stand to play
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Last week was EGX 2018, the UK's biggest games show by a long margin. Nintendo had a massive presence on the show floor, erecting a massive screen for regular tournaments and filling a fair amount of square footage with new and upcoming games for the Nintendo Switch.
The show took place at the Birmingham NEC, one of the largest convention centres in the country, and walking from one end of the exhibition hall to the other took ages. As you might expect, all of the big players were present, including Square Enix, Ubisoft, Sega, Microsoft and Sony, and there were considerable queues forming to play forthcoming titles - and readily-available ones, too, as was evidenced by the snake-like line on Sony's stand to play
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