We're coming to the end of E3 Expo week (or tech Christmas for manyof us). If you dismissed it as a video game geek conference, you'vemissed the point. Geeks off the streets aren't even allowed in the building. It's mainly forpress and people in the industry — yes, professional geeks.

Seriously,E3 gives you a preview of what to expect, from phone apps to gameconsoles. From the simple to the sophisticated, games mean engagingyour audience. The popularity of the Wii proved interactivity attractspeople of all ages. That's why Xbox is firing back with thecontroller-free "Kinect."

And Playstation has the "Move."

Checkout E3 and getintroduced to companies and designers who could become future contactsto help you develop your next game platform that could help enhance your next big event or guerilla campaign. Many game companies are always looking for other ways to help make their work more visible in the competitive gaming market. Best of all, their work will help make you look good too. So check out the E3 Expo live feeds and highlights here  or on G4TV.