http://www.google.com/trends?q=good+old+games%2C+gog.com&ctab=0&geo=all&date=ytd&sort=0
Finland & Norway sure loves GOG! :D

We sure do :)
And I can't see any reason why it shouldn't be loved equally by all the rest either ;)

Note it's just the news about GOG that's popular, this might just mean Finnish people like reading games sites.

Its statistics, it should always be taken with a ton of salt. ;)

Well, it does not come as a surprice really, we have perculiar taste after all. Games like King of the Dragon Pass, Space Rangers 2 and many other obscure titles had great success in our country. Unfortunately no matter how well game sells here, it won't save the title if it won't sell well elsewhere. Game selling gold or platinum only means 10k (gold) or 20k (platinum) units sold here while game titles these days need 100k+ to break even even for smaller game studios (company the size of THQ needs 800k-1000k just to break even).

In cases where statistics reflect positively on Norway, they can be trusted as absolute truth!

This could also be interpreted as Norway being stock full on nerds.

Nobody's saying otherwise... or are we?

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Sorry, I'm at work, little to do, and I'm bored.

Evolution at ! (or is it [url=http://www.jonco48.com/blog/Evolution_20of_20Men_small.jpg]this) :P :D

*This* is probably the biggest reason why we so highly represented ;)

:D

Considering that it's a Polish company, and the relative size of the two countries, I'm surprised to see more queries originating in Denmark than in Poland.

Well I'm doing my part for the Australian statistic, I probably count towards the melbourne one since thats where my ISP is based