Doesn't it always make your gaming experience much better when there is current conversation and community spirit around the game that you are playing? A place where you can vent, show off your progress and gain hints and tips from other people. For the majority of gamers playing recently released or long term trending games, this is not an issue. But what about those playing older games that have had their heyday? For most of these games, the community has moved on. Yes, the content, comments and conversations remain online in the form of blogs, websites and social media posts but it is always preferable to have an active community that you can engage with. For the following reasons there are lots of latecomers to such games: Games are released at such a rate these days that not everyone gets a chance to play all those they want at the time of release. Those of us with families, full time jobs, commutes will have limited game playing time, meaning limited game cover