 Hey, it's Chaim from The Verge here in the heart of New Donk City, reporting live from E3 from the heart of Nintendo's absolutely massive booth. Mario Odyssey is set actually largely in New Donk City, where Nintendo has basically completely recreated around us. This place is absolutely packed with people just trying to get their hands on the new Mario game. New Donk City is one of the settings of a whole bunch of Mario Odyssey. It's a city presumably named after Donkey Kong, and Nintendo has just completely recreated it here at their E3 booth, which is just really wild. There are giant sculptures of classic Mario enemies turned into Mario. One of the main mechanics of Super Mario Odyssey is that Mario is able to throw his cap, named Cappy, at enemies to transform into them. So there's a stack of Goombas with a Mario hat, there's a tank, a Bullet Bill, a Chain Chomp. It's really, really wild stuff. The street signs are named after Donkey Kong characters, the crosswalk signs are question mark boxes, and of course there's a giant Crazy Cap store for Mario Odyssey. Yeah, it's just completely, completely packed with fans. I don't even know what the line to play Mario Odyssey looks like, but chances are people will be waiting a while to play it. They have the new Amiibo from Zelda, from Mario on display here, ARMS, Splatoon 2, Mario plus Rabbid Kingdom Battle, and FIFA 18 also. There's a giant stage in the back for the eSports tournaments that they're having for Splatoon, ARMS, and Pokemon DX later in the week. I'm going to go get online to play Mario Odyssey. For more great E3 coverage like this, tune into The Verge and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
 Hey, it's Chaim from The Verge here in the heart of New Donk City,
 reporting live from E3 from the heart of Nintendo's absolutely massive booth.
 Mario Odyssey is set actually largely in New Donk City,
 where Nintendo has basically completely recreated around us.
 This place is absolutely packed with people just trying to get their hands on the new Mario game.
 New Donk City is one of the settings of a whole bunch of Mario Odyssey.
 It's a city presumably named after Donkey Kong,
 and Nintendo has just completely recreated it here at their E3 booth, which is just really wild.
 There are giant sculptures of classic Mario enemies turned into Mario.
 One of the main mechanics of Super Mario Odyssey is that Mario is able to throw his cap, named Cappy,
 at enemies to transform into them.
 So there's a stack of Goombas with a Mario hat, there's a tank, a Bullet Bill, a Chain Chomp.
 It's really, really wild stuff.
 The street signs are named after Donkey Kong characters, the crosswalk signs are question mark boxes,
 and of course there's a giant Crazy Cap store for Mario Odyssey.
 Yeah, it's just completely, completely packed with fans.
 I don't even know what the line to play Mario Odyssey looks like,
 but chances are people will be waiting a while to play it.
 They have the new Amiibo from Zelda, from Mario on display here,
 ARMS, Splatoon 2, Mario plus Rabbid Kingdom Battle, and FIFA 18 also.
 There's a giant stage in the back for the eSports tournaments that they're having
 for Splatoon, ARMS, and Pokemon DX later in the week.
 I'm going to go get online to play Mario Odyssey.
 For more great E3 coverage like this, tune into The Verge and subscribe to our YouTube channel.