Major League Gaming tourney at E for All

IDG World Expo has announced that Major League Gaming will host a special post-season tournament at the upcoming Entertainment for All Expo.

E for All had originally partnered with the World Series of Video Games--an organisation which was shut down by its owners just last week, putting an end to its upcoming events.

"We are thrilled about the opportunity to bring Major League Gaming to this high-profile event," said Matthew Bromberg, CEO of Major League Gaming. "It's important for all of us in the video game community to support this great new way of reaching consumers and to showcase the phenomenon of top-flight competitive gaming."

MLG's E for All tournament, coming on the heels of its Las Vegas championship, will feature pro players battling alongside amateurs for thousands of dollars in cash prizes.

"We've said it before, and we'll say it again: E for All is about one thing - games, games and games. Competitive gaming is a central part of that game experience, and we couldn't be happier to team up with Major League Gaming to allow E for All attendees to participate in the excitement and energy of competitive game play with some of the best, most talented gamers in the field today," said Mary Dolaher, CEO, IDG World Expo.

"Whether you're a casual gamer or a seasoned player, the MLG tournament will keep you on the edge of your seat with incredible action and amazing game play."