It seems Blizzard keeps updating the E3 coverage of their newest expanision, Burning Crusade. Anyways, click the link and head on over to their site to see what has been posted.

MMORPG.com got a chance to write up a preview of TCoS from their impressions at E3. Check out what they thought, click the link.

The kind folks over at Turbine have set a webcam from their E3 booth. Click the link to check it out.

Watch live as teams take each other on from the E3 floor. You will need the game to check these battles out, but the times for each battle are in the link, so check it out.

Turbine has announced their planned E3 showings for this week's conference. As you can see, not only do they plan on showing LOTR Online, but also DND Online. Click read more for the full info.

PRESS RELEASE

WESTWOOD, Mass. – MAY 5, 2006 – Turbine, Inc., a premier developer, publisher and operator of online subscription entertainment, today announced its line-up for the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), a trade event exclusively dedicated to showcasing the best in interactive entertainment and software. Turbine will unveil a playable version of The Lord of the Rings Online™: Shadows of Angmar™, the world’s first and only massively multiplayer online (MMO) role-playing game based upon the literary works of J.R.R. Tolkien. Additionally, the company will demonstrate new content in DUNGEONS & DRAGONS ONLINE™: Stormreach™, the hit game that has quickly become one of the fastest-growing MMOs in North America. Both will be showcased in Turbine’s booth at the event held at the Los Angeles Convention Center from May 10-12th, in Booth #2900 in the West Hall.

The upcoming MMO game Naughty America has been banned from this year's E3 conference. NA is a game that basically combines the features of a site like Match.com with the features of a game like TheSims Online. Players can play a sim-dating type game online, and if they hit it off, they can then meet in real life. Unfortunately, the E3 organizers felt that this game was way too inappropriate to be shown at their event. This certainly follows suit with their new no-sex policy this year as there will be little to no booth babes this time around either.