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An IDG World Expo representative has told Joystiq that E for All will not be making a return in 2009. The company behind organizing the event will instead be focusing on E3 next year, which hopes to return to what it was before it was closed to the public.

E for All was originally created for a way for the public to still be able to play unreleased games after the announcement of E3 being made drastically smaller was made. Now that E for All is gone for good, we know that the ESA will be taking things seriously this time around.

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