E3 2008: Take a look at Guinness World Records: The Videogame

Wii Media | Shots featuring the world's longest finger nails and the quickest time for sheep shearing.

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7 Comments

ace_mclean

3 years ago

looks like another dud party game for the wii with a licence that makes silly Wii parents think "Hey, i could be a record holder by shaking a remote! And i'll have fun with my kids" (sigh)..........
But then again, i may be wrong, but i dont see my family fighting over a remote to sheer a sheep

Samboy

3 years ago

what are you ****ing kidding me?

Vervain

3 years ago

Looks like this is going into the Guiness World Records and worst concept for a game ever.

heatseeker

3 years ago

Vervain wrote

Looks like this is going into the Guiness World Records and worst concept for a game ever.

Yeah, when it was first announced, i thought there was hope. But no.

Wedley

3 years ago

Is that... are those last few screenshots representative of playing out the world record for... playing a computer game?

Bloody hell...

Dropbear

3 years ago

Oh, good. I didn't miss anything while I was away. Thank god.

suction

3 years ago

i think i'll pass on this game it recks of shovelware which is the bulk of the wii gaming catalogue anyway. Sure there are some cool games there but not enough. ATM.

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Guinness World Records: The Videogame

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Australian Release Date:
  12/11/2008 (Confirmed)
Standard Retail Price:
  $69.95 AU
Publisher:
  Warner Bros Interactive Ent
Genre:
  Action
Year Made:
  2008

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