get in, even if you were at the front of the queue, you will find the place already quite well populated with all those previously mentioned who got in earlier. On the Sunday of last year's show, I got in on an early ticket, and still had to queue for the best part of an hour at the Onlive booth. Thus we find tip number two: use your map to identify two, or three things you really don't want to miss, and head straight for those queues. This way you will see the things that matter to you, and hopefully by mid-afternoon you'll be done with 'em. This leaves you free to grab a beer, and wonder around the convention being amazed by the rest of the show. While enjoying one of said beers on the Sunday afternoon of last year's Eurogamer Expo, I came to a horrifying realisation. Before I attended the show, one of the things I was really looking forward to was meeting Uncharted's Nathan Drake (AKA Nolan North). Turns out I missed his panel due to not joining the queue quickly enough. That brings me smoothly onto tip three: do your homework. Before you go, visit the Eurogamer site and look at the list of what will be going on. Then, make sure you note the times, and don't bloody forget them! Now, if you're a gamer who follows the yearly coverage of the likes of E3, PAX, or Comic Con, you may be wondering "should