E3 has been winding down in recent years, especially with big name publishers like EA holding their own events off the showfloor, and Nintendo literally only showing Zelda at the conference in 2016. The rise of controlled digital events like Nintendo Directs and Twitch streaming have crept up on it, it seems, but that doesn't mean we won't see some exciting reveals.
Here's a list of all of the events, which will be kept updated as we approach E3 proper on the week of June 12, which we'll be out in full force for! The actual show is technically held from June 12 to June 14, but there's a number of pre-shows scattered about, so keep this page bookmarked for the latest changes.