Release Date clarification

@holger1405 you make a very solid point but im going to make a very very weak argument to counter it :P

Back when launches were different days in different regions I was too young to really understand the internet and had limited access. I only ever knew about my local release date that retailers told me about.

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Now that internet usage has become more common and release information is released generally online first i'm more affected by it when it isnt clarified for different regions. It's like if your local shopping centre said you could get this limited time food you love on the 14th and then you get excited for it and they tell you oh we didnt clarify? we are a multi national company, we meant the timezone of our headquarters on the other side of the world, see you tomorrow :D It would suck right? It's such a minor inconvenience but back then you got told you would get the game 3 days later than other regions so you were ready for the correct day in your locality, now we get implied to get the game same day and then we actually get it at a different time. 

Also i should point out that a 1am unlock isnt gonna be played at 1am lmao, best believe ill be snoring till my normal wakeup time so its a whole other day than was advertised.

@harneyden I want to point out that while we are in the southern hemisphere the release date of ME isnt actually disrespectful to an entire hemisphere. The Timezones run vertically across the planet (east to west) while the hemispheres are just north and south. People in Western Australia who are 3 hours behind AEST will get it at 10pm on the 14th. As far as I know there are very few places that it will release on the 15th, namely New zealand, the east coast of australia, maybe some countries in the northern hemisphere too. 

@mcsupersport made a good point though about launch being when developers are in the office.