The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is one of the most anticipated events in the gaming industry, and the news that it may be cancelled has been met with shock and confusion. Recently, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has clarified that no decision has been made on the cancellation of E3.

E3 is an annual event held in Los Angeles, California, where the biggest names in the gaming industry come together to showcase their upcoming games and hardware. It is a major event for both developers and gamers alike, as it is a chance to get a glimpse of what the future holds for the gaming industry.

The news of a potential cancellation of E3 came from a report from Bloomberg, which stated that the ESA was considering cancelling the event due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. This news was met with confusion, as the ESA had previously stated that they were still planning on holding the event.

In response to this confusion, the ESA has clarified that no decision has been made on the cancellation of E3. They have stated that they are still exploring all options for the event and are actively working with local and state officials to ensure that E3 can be held safely.

The ESA has also stated that they are looking at alternative options for E3, such as virtual events or smaller regional events. These options would allow developers and gamers to still experience E3 without having to worry about the risks associated with large gatherings.

At this time, it is unclear what will happen with E3. The ESA has stated that they are still exploring all options and are actively working with local and state officials to ensure that the event can be held safely. Until a decision is made, gamers and developers will have to wait and see what happens with E3.