Comments on: The Twisting Revolution Has Finally Landed In Australia http://www.kotaku.com.au/2008/11/the_twisting_revolution_has_finally_landed_in_australia/ the Gamer's Guide | Computer and video game news and reviews Tue, 24 Nov 2009 06:08:40 +1100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: papamook http://www.kotaku.com.au/2008/11/the_twisting_revolution_has_finally_landed_in_australia/comment-page-1/#comment-8011 papamook Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:05:45 +0000 http://www.kotaku.com.au/games/2008/11/the_twisting_revolution_has_finally_landed_in_australia.html#comment-8011 <p>Of course we have been, and always will be, able to get the game directly from www.popcap.com without going anywhere near telstra bigpond for weeks..</p> <p>The internet is international, game downloads are available simultaneously the world over. I'm sure companies like telstra would love the governments proposed internet filter to block such international releases so that they can have us wait until they deal us their exclusives.</p> <p>Most Aussie gamers would of already gotten the game directly for over a month now. The release of this game is no longer news. You guys already covered the real launch of the game weeks ago. What is going on here? This article does not drive players to bj3. All this article does is drive traffic to bigpond.</p> <p>Can we have more articles about games and less about advertising delayed isp portal game "launches" please? A site such as kotaku should not be aiding those that would maintain artificial boundaries in this shrinking world.</p> Of course we have been, and always will be, able to get the game directly from http://www.popcap.com without going anywhere near telstra bigpond for weeks..

The internet is international, game downloads are available simultaneously the world over. I’m sure companies like telstra would love the governments proposed internet filter to block such international releases so that they can have us wait until they deal us their exclusives.

Most Aussie gamers would of already gotten the game directly for over a month now. The release of this game is no longer news. You guys already covered the real launch of the game weeks ago. What is going on here? This article does not drive players to bj3. All this article does is drive traffic to bigpond.

Can we have more articles about games and less about advertising delayed isp portal game “launches” please? A site such as kotaku should not be aiding those that would maintain artificial boundaries in this shrinking world.

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