Testseek.com have collected 10 expert reviews of the Guinness World Records: The Videogame and the average rating is 63%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Guinness World Records: The Videogame.
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Abstract: You could argue that there are already way too many mini-game collections available for Nintendo Wii. And seeing as the majority of them offer little more than point, click, waggle and toss festivals in a dozen flavors of the otherwise indistinguishabl...
Abstract: A party game without the party. The Guinness Book of World records, first published in 1955, has gone on to become the best-selling copyrighted series of all time. People all over the world have accomplished some amazing and unique feats in order to g...
Abstract: The folks behind the Guinness Book of World Records now have their own video game, and apparently theyre trying to contribute to a record of their own, as they do their part to make the Wii the gaming console with the most minigame collections ever. ...
Abstract: Eddie Millarion8.0 Before going any further, it should be noted that Guinness World Records for Wii is designed for the younger gamer, so if youre looking for the next War and Peace console game, than you may wish to look elsewhere. With that said, G...
Abstract: A slight package of party games, but the World Records glue holds them together better than you might be expecting. Warner Bros Interactive - Guinness World Records: The Videogame price Buy Guinness World Records: The Videogame securely online at a ba...
Incentive of getting in the Guinness Book of Records, Nice variety of games, Offers good multiplayer challenge
No point in having customisation in a minigame compilation, Lacks any challenge, Its just about making noise
The mini-games in The Guinness Book of Records are, aside from a few exceptions, well implemented, challenging and good fun to play. Introduced by clear instructions for each individual challenge, that show you how to hold and move the Wii Remote and t...
Abstract: GWR: TVG (phew) comes from Travellers Tales, which did the Lego series of games, but theres not a lego brick in sight in this collection of mini-games, in which you aim to "test your strength and stamina in 30 wild and unique challenges". Y...
Abstract: It’s never a good sign when customizing your character is more fun than playing the game itself. Guinness World Records the Videogame falls short of the bustling, hilarity imbued mini-game romp mark it seems to have been aiming for – but damn, you can ...
