E3 is officially, permanently dead: ESA confirms it's bringing the event to an end after 28 years

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"After more than two decades of E3, each one bigger than the last, the time has come to say goodbye. Thanks for the memories." So says the official E3 website this afternoon, as the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) confirm that E3 is officially dead.

US video games trade association The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) is officially abandoning the long-running E3 event.

E3 had been on life support over the past few years, but the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) is finally retiring the long-running expo for good.

After over two decades, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, also known as E3, is coming to an end. 

E3 now officially belongs to the past as the Entertainment Software Association has announced the end of the long running event.