Apparently there is now a (low resolution) "Edward Snowden" computer game. A commenter in The Guardian said:
James Clapper has been playing it all week.

He's really good at it, but still no nearer catching Snowden.
He finished the US level by collecting 98,000,000,000 phone calls and emails.
He finished the Hong Kong level by accidently mis-spelling Snowden' name.
He finished the European level by accidently stopping the wrong plane.
He finished the South American level by managing to piss off almost everyone, everywhere south of Mexico.
He's currently stuck in the Russian level. He's tried threatening, begging, bribing, calling off summits, but he just can't get past the level boss - Putin.






Quote Originally Posted by eisenherz View Post
Hanna, without judging your argument either way, the 'Africans in South Africa' booed him for different reasons. They do not care much about Snowden / NSA etc. A fairly large section of the population in South Africa simply dislikes the USA for its perceived bullying and double standards around the globe - this has historical roots and Obama would have been booed anyway - NSA/Snowden/Prism or not.
No, I realise that it had nothing to do with the NSA and that South Africans from all types of backgrounds have varying reasons to be fed up or disillusioned with the USA. Nice to see someone from that part of the world in the forum.