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Guinness World Records: The Videogame (Nintendo Wii, 2008)

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(Yes, airplane eating.). Shear the most sheep! Eat the most airplanes?! Easy-to-learn, family-friendly fun from the folks behind LEGO Star Wars. Nintendo Wii. Animated Blood, Comic Mischief, Crude Humor.

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Incorporating an abundance of unusual, bet-settling data and details from the world's most recognized book of world records, Guinness World Records: The Videogame presents players of all ages with an interactive reference of the odd and unbelievable, along with a selection of quick-fire activities in which family members can compete with their own record-setting performances. Players vie to be fastest in mini-games inspired by some of the record book's more unusual entries, involving such activities as sheep shearing, tightrope walking, watermelon smashing, fingernail growing, and airplane eating. (Yes, airplane eating.) Created with Nintendo's intuitive interface in mind, most of the mini-games make use of simple, motion-mimicking controls designed to be easy for players of all skill levels to learn.

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Publisher
Warner Bros.
UPC
0883929044443
eBay Product ID (ePID)
66735336

Product Key Features

Rating
E10+ (Everyone 10+)
Genre
Action & Adventure
Platform
Nintendo Wii
Game Name
Guinness World Records: the Videogame

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Release Year
2008
Number of Players
1-4
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad/Joystick
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139973
ESRB Descriptor
Animated Blood, Comic Mischief, Crude Humor

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5 out of 5 stars
by neoazraDec 08, 2008
A+ This is a great Holiday Gift! Fun and Educational!
(I agree with the excerpt from VideoGamer.com that follows) What is it? Everyone knows about the Guinness Book of World Records, and the video game is essentially a way to virtually take part in record attempts that you'd never want to or be able to in real life. Whether it's building the tallest building, jumping as high as possible on a BMX, popping 50 balloons in the fastest time possible or throwing a washing machine as far as you can, the records here are all pretty crazy and good fun. Available on Nintendo DS and Wii, the two versions share the basic principle of breaking records, but each has its own unique set of events. Both games also support online record updating, so you can truly see if you're the best in your region or even the world. Complexity We found the menu system in the games to be a little unintuitive, but other than that there's nothing here that's overly complicated. All the record events are explained in a simple manner and you never have to do much that's too taxing - think Wii Remote waving and stylus scribbling. Younger kids might need some help getting their game to connect to the online leaderboards, but more or less everything else on offer could be played by anyone with a grasp of the Wii and DS controls. Suitability Both games are designed in a way to appeal to kids, with the visuals being quite cartooney in appearance. There's also some limited character customisation and multiplayer modes. If multiplayer is important we'd recommend the Wii version over the DS because friends and family members can all play on the same console - the DS game requires multiple copies of the game for simultaneous play. Production value Although essentially a mini-game collection, Guinness World Records: The Videogame looks pretty good on the Wii and DS. Nothing here looks amazing, but the fun, cartoon style that's been used fits the tone of the game perfectly. The fact that online leaderboards have been included should be applauded too, as many games made for kids simply don't have as much effort put into them. The Wii game obviously looks better than its DS counterpart, but both represent the record breaking events in a fun way. Anything for adults? You'll have no doubt played many mini-game collections already, but there's something about competing for a world record that makes this quite addictive. Even simple events like the balloon popping can easily be played on repeat for half an hour or so, with that world record time tantalisingly close. Considering the amount of sub par rubbish that's on both platforms, you won't find it a chore to play this with younger family members should you get roped into a Wii or DS gaming session. Final Verdict With record breaking as the foundation and a strong selection of fun mini-games to play, a well as leaderboards and multiplayer games, Guinness World Records: The Videogame is an excellent party game. We can't see many kids being disappointed if Santa Claus drops it down the chimney this Christmas.Read full review
3 out of 5 stars
by jgteakittyJul 12, 2009
Harder than expected
This is an okay game. I bought it because I was looking for a game our 4 year old could play with us as a family. I realize the rating on the game is Everybody 10+, but in reading reviews and watching a video of how to play, it seemed simple enough. However, parts of this game are so hard even myself and my husband have a hard time playing it/figuring it out! Also, the navigation of the game can be really annoying, as are some other features you can't turn off.
5 out of 5 stars
by dragonridercraz...Sep 06, 2012
Great Game to play to keep you active!
I got my own when a friend showed me their game to play, It is a fun Game to play. You can try to break a world record or it can beat you, ha,ha,,,and it will make you try harder to beat it over and over again, and you have so much fun in it, and you get to learn so much, about differnt things and get a great work out at the same time, trying to push or pull or anything in it, Again it is a Fun Game too play.
4 out of 5 stars
by jake11230Jul 07, 2011
This game has been a good buy.
After receiving the game, I started breaking the built in records i connected it to Nintendo Wii Wi-FI. I have only been able to achieve one regional online record. Playing against the online records makes the game much more exciting and challenging.
5 out of 5 stars
by 81715927@delete...Jan 06, 2016
Great Game
We really enjoy playing this game tons of action...
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Guinness World Records: The Videogame (Nintendo Wii, 2008)

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