Again, the guy has a point. I mean games are no longer surprise announcements. E3 and other conventions used to be "surprise parties", where big games are announced and seen for the first time.
Now, games are announced/hyped/leaked/whispered about fucking YEARS before they are actually released. I really miss some of the huge old titles, where there were actually no hype whatsoever before release, just *BOOM*, here, new awesome game, buy it, play it, it's ready now! Yes, there were games that got actually announced on release day, so you could actually buy them on the spot. Some years ago the titles announced on E3 had actual playable demos and a huge surprise.
Now, look at Diablo 3 for example. It was announced fucking years ago, and it's still not ready, far from it, it would need at least another year or two before they would even speculate about a release date. They cobbled together a pre-production prototype, built one tenth of a level, designed one character and a few enemies and made it look like the game was almost finished, but in reality, that's all they had, a tiny section of a prototype level and a few hastily thrown together characters and effects. All for the sake of hype. Pathetic.