While I do love to hear of the amazing new software and hardware that we gamers get a small glimpse at every year at E3, the circus of fanboyism that follows leaves a lot to be desired. Thus, it' s hard to get excited about the ground breaking annoucements when you come to the forums and " damage control" has already set in. Fanboys arguing over the most mindless dribble. Twisting and lying about every little " fact" they can that will give them one leg up against " the other guy." It' s a shame that such a great event is tarnished every year by an ever growing group of whiney teens who can' t keep it in the pants. Because of this I would not cry if the industry got rid of such big gaming events as E3, it has become a breeding ground for fanboys (both in and out of the industry). Yes, if a truly amazing game is revealed at E3 I will raise my eyebrows and take notice, but I don' t feel as though I need E3 anymore.