In-Game | August 09, 2012
How the Woodstock of video games got its start
PAX Prime draws in 75,000 gamers every year and the video game convention sells out in a matter of hours. Take a look at how one of the world's most popular gaming conventions got started. NBCNews.com's game editor Todd Kenreck reports.
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