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PAX East 2012: Day 3 Cosplay

April 9, 2012

All good things come to an end. With PAX wrapping up on Easter, the show floor was not as packed and not as much cosplay was on display. Nonetheless, we bring you the best of Sunday!

Farcrydude — If you let Ubisoft shave your head into a mohawk, you were given a tank top and a free copy of Far Cry 3

Easterbunny — Happy Easter everybody! The bunny is here!

I think there was some overlap with Anime Boston

TeamFortress — More TF2 goodness.Spy and Fem-engineer.

anime — Yup, now I am convinced that Anime Boston had something to do with this

claptrap2 — This one stole a small child

reddit — This guy just rocked the Reddit

kfc — Random picture of the day: Colonel Sanders

samara — Samara from Mass Effect. Like, no joke, that is Rana McAnear, the person they modeled Samara from for the game! (Thanks to Onan for the heads up)

Ghost from Call of Duty MW2 (as portrayed by a girl)

creeper — This Creeper seriously scared the crap out of me.

Mass Effect 3 full cast — At the end of the day however, I think these guys win...at life.

Thanks for reading and keep coming back to Blast for more PAX East 2012 coverage throughout the week!

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PAX East 2012: Day 3 Cosplay