A lot people's times as gamers is spent anticipating a game's release. Each year in early June people watch E3 unfold in LA a week-long festival of trailers and announcements for games that won't be released for six months, a year, two years, maybe even longer. There's a lot of fun to had in boarding the hype train. When you're excited for a game and it delivers, that's a great feeling- and should it fall short of expectation, that will typically prompt a lot of debate. Even when a major game fails spectacularly it brings players and critics together in a way that can be quite fun take Assassin's Creed: Unity for example.
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