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  StarJet | May 20, 2008
  Of course, now that they're no longer on the ESA, they won't be in E3. Wonder why LucasArts decided to pop in, even though they've left.
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  VeGiTAX2 | May 20, 2008
  Good that they dropped a negative spin on the whole thing. Who's left. Wow lets go through the present list at the show this year.
  
  * 1UP Network
  * Akella
  * Atari Inc.
  * Bethesda Softworks
  * Capcom USA Inc.
  * Crave Entertainment
  * Codemasters
  * D3Publisher of America
  * Deep Silver
  * Disney Interactive Studios, Inc.
  * Electronic Arts; Eidos Interactive
  * Fox Interactive Media
  * Indie Games
  * Jagex, Ltd.
  * Konami Digital Entertainment America
  * LucasArts
  * Majesco Entertainment Company
  * Microsoft Corporation;
  * Midway Games, Inc.
  * MTV Games
  * Namco Bandai Games America, Inc.
  * Natsume, Inc.
  * Nintendo of America Inc.
  * Novint Technologies, Inc.
  * Nyko Technologies
  * Rebellion
  * SEGA of America, Inc.
  * Serious Games Initiative
  * Sony Computer Entertainment America, Inc.
  * Sony Online Entertainment Inc.
  * Southpeak Interactive
  * Square Enix USA
  * Take-Two Interactive
  * Tecmo
  * THQ Inc.
  * Toshiba America Information Systems
  * Ubisoft Entertainment Inc.
  * Valve Software
  * Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment Inc
  
  Yeah, thats quite a few large groups, on top of this Activision Blizzard is already staging an event during the span of E3 according to word around the industry.
  
  LucasArts leaving the ESA isn't really anything shocking, the company has struggled to re-establish itself over the past years after jumping ship from experimental IP's over the years and running the Star Wars franchise into the ground many times over.