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Vidya of 2008
30 December 2008 at 6:10 AM (GMT+10)
Another year and another selection of great games have been released. Some will fade into a distant memory while others will live on as legends in years to come… or something. At the end of every year I’ll be posting one of these “Vidya of…” entries. However, unlike a lot of the end of year round ups on other sites, with Twilight Lynk it will be different…

Instead of telling you what has gone on throughout the year, I’m more interested in how people in the community have spent their time gaming and what they thought of 2008 through their own experiences.
So here we go…
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Game Spotlight: Zack & Wiki: The Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure
5 December 2008 at 11:56 PM (GMT+10)
Some games get all the attention while others are simply swept under the rug and forgotten. Most of the games swept under the rug really do belong there, but there are some that deserve to be among the others in the spotlight. I’d like to take some time to educate people about one these games because it truly deserves to be bought and enjoyed.
Zack & Wiki: The Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure
Many people who have played this game will tell you that if you own a Wii, you MUST own this game. I happen to be one of them, and also one of the few who actually seemed to have bought this game in the first place.

What Capcom has achieved with Zack & Wiki is a well balanced point and click adventure by combining great gameplay, great visuals and a tonne of style and fun.
Posted by Lynk Former in Discussions, Game Spotlight, Wii | Permalink | Comments: 4
I fucking hate this country! Part 2
30 October 2008 at 5:46 PM (GMT+10)
I’m really sick and tired of this…
The introduction of an R18+ rating for computer games has been delayed indefinitely after South Australian Attorney-General Michael Atkinson withdrew his support for a discussion paper and public consultation process.
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Mr Atkinson has opposed the introduction of an R18+ rating for games for many years, telling parliament earlier this year that he knew it denied Australian adults choice but was necessary to help restrict children’s access to “potentially harmful material”.
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Four games have been refused classification so far this year, with horror game Silent Hill: Homecoming the latest to be banned last month.
Over 90 per cent of Australian adults, including both game players and non-players, believe Australia should have an R18+ rating for games according to a report released this week by Bond University and the Interactive Entertainment Association of Australia.
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The issue is again on the agenda for discussion at the Standing Committee of Attorneys-General meeting next month.
Read the full article here: The Age Blogs - Screen Play: Censoring the censorship debate
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