E For All hasn't had the best response from gaming sites, and Wired's final views in the convention are no different.

Calling it the "new E3" seemed to be a big problem, as it certainly wasn't even close to being as extravagant as the E3 expo.
Many of the booths were also being held by small developers that people simply weren't inteested it, and the $75 admission fee seemed a little steep for the average gamer (especially considering the lack of quality at the expo, barring Nintendo an...

During the E For All expo, Gametrailers were lucky enough to get an exclusive interview with Silent Hill 5 composer, Akira Yamaoka, who discuses his plans for creating a unique and thrilling music-score for the new Silent Hill game, his goals for the future, as well as giving us a glimpse of what Silent Hill 5 will be about ...

Castlevania's producer, Koji "Iga" Igarashi, had yet more Castlevania news to reveal at E For All. This time, it was about the new Castlevania game, Castlevania: DX Chronicles.

"Iga" discusses the development of the game, why it's different from other Castlevania games, and why he chose to stick with the traditional 2D format over the more modern 3D format ...

"We get a first hand look at the US translation for Solid Snake's final mission.

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Known as the Michael Jordan of competitive video-gaming, Jonathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel discusses his experiences, impressions, and future hopes, for the new E For All expo.

Contrary to many other site's negative opinions of the expo, Jonathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel believes that E For All had a great debut and has the possibility of becoming as huge as other popular gaming expos.

"Producer Ryan Payton talks about the new features that will propel Metal Gear Solid into the next-gen era.

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At the new E For All expo, KiwiBox were lucky enough to get an interview with a Nintendo representative, who divulged some info on the Wii game, Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
And fortunately for fans, an accidental slip of the tongue seemed to have happened, with the rep revealing that Luigi will be a playable character. Oops!

"Wired News: So, what's new and exciting in the life of Igarashi and Castlevania right now?
Koji Igarashi: It hasn't been officially announced by Konami yet, but I went to meet with this director the other day, who's doing the Castlevania movie.
WN: I'd heard that this was going to be an animated movie? Is this still the case?
KI: Was there a rumor that it was going to be animated?
WN: Yes! There was a whole blog by the guy who was directing the animated movie, there was concept art... it ..."

E For All hasn't had the most successful debut, with Kotaku.com describing the expo as being a "ghost town". Parking lots, booths, and halls have been practically deserted on the first two days, and the only interest the public have been displaying was towards the Konami and Nintendo booths. In particular, being able to play Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Metal Gear Solid 4 demos garnered the most attention, with the majority of visitors flocking to those two awkwardly set-up queue areas.

"Cool fact of the day: I was in the first group to get some time with Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots this morning, the opening day of E for All. Even cooler fact: I am officially now the first person to ever play the English demo of the game in the world (well, besides the people that work for Konami, but ... whatever).

The Konami guy (not his real name) who was running the presentation before the demo told us that we were the first group in the world to get hands-on time with th..."

In a podcast called KP (Kojima Productions) hosted by Ryan Payton he interviews MGS4 producer Ken Imaizumi. Amongst things such as the new PSP they also talk about the English playable demo of Metal Gear Solid 4, which, will be playable at E For All 2007. Konami plans on having 12 PS3 kiosks set up with MGS4 for your playing enjoyment. The demo is the same which was shown at TGS tweaked a bit from the response by attendants of TGS.

Our very own VeGiTAX2 will be attending E For All so we'll...

So, who's got passes for E For All 2007? You're definitely gonna want one.

Nintendo has sent out this nifty piece of PR. They're going to have a booth at this year's E For All Expo. They'll have games playable for both the Wii and DS for the unwatched masses.

Included in the list of playable games, there are two of the most anticipated games. Those games? Super Mario Galaxy and Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

After you picked up your jaw from the floor, here's the E For All homepage.

"There were many surprises in the UK charts this week--that FIFA 07 was at number one for a third week running wasn't one of them. The EA Sports game was able to beat the opposition, and despite a sales dip of 52 percent, was still ahead on the field of the UK All-formats chart.

Scarface: The World Is Yours shoved its way in to the number two spot, making it the highest new entry in this week's charts. Consequently, Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy moved back down again to number th..."