Guinness Book Of Records: The Videogame (Wii)
Guinness Book Of Records: The Videogame (Wii)
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The first video game to bring the incredible world of record breaking to life and to your living room. Exciting and easy to learn game-play that will have kids, parents and adults competing to break each others records. Challenge your record breaking skills in up to 40 different record attempts to become the ultimate 'record-breaker' Compete with other record breakers online around the world to be the 'Virtual Guinness World Record Holder'. Be the best and get listed in the actual book!, Platforms: Nintendo Wii
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