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I think it was just bad timing, but when I walked into the second hall of madness at Tokyo Game Show on Saturday, I got stuck in a mob of gamer geeks. It took about 10 minutes to walk past Pingu's Wonderful Carnival. A few minutes later, the lane was empty. I have no idea what happened at that moment when I walked through, or why.
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