 Even if you don't like gaming, there were still plenty of interesting things to be seen at the E3 show in Los Angeles. In addition to Nintendo's Wii U announcement, the Xbox 360 Kinect's new tricks, and Sony's new PlayStation Vita handheld, there were less gaming-centric spectacles to behold, such as evil ice-cream trucks, actual ninja battles, giant dragons, and, of course, outrageously clad women. Take a look at the madness in our top stories. --Senior Editor Tim Moynihan Top Stories E3: Outlandish Sights From the Show Floor
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