About James Higginbotham

For the first time in history, Guinness World Records offers the definitive guide to all gaming records, facts and figures in Guinness World Records: Gamer’s Edition 2008.

Hitting store shelves …
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Nintendo Wii

1. No More Heroes (Ubisoft) 2. Endless Ocean (Nintendo) 3. Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Nintendo) 4. Super Mario Galaxy (Nintendo) 5. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic …
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Advance to victory.

Meteor storms, earthquakes and tidal waves devastate the Earth, causing 90 percent of the world’s population to perish. The sky has been blocked out by ash, yielding little sunlight. In a world ravaged by a domino effect of catastrophic events, those lucky enough to survive are divided into warring factions fighting to drive the direction of a new civilization.

As the CO of an army you must defeat the enemy army by either destroying all their units or taking over there HQ building, although dependant on the stage there could be further rules of victory. Each stage brings a new map, and challenge, as the CO of the army you will need to take control of your units and understand there strengths and weaknesses in order to attack the enemy efficiently.

Strategy fans will rejoice over the long-awaited inclusion of Wi-Fi play, which adds depth and re-playability. Use Nintendo WiFi Connection and battle against a friend halfway across the world, or use the map editor to create, trade and battle on your own custom maps.

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01 (01) [WII] Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games (Sega) 02 (__) [360] Burnout Paradise (Electronic Arts) 03 (__) [PS3] Burnout Paradise (Electronic Arts) 04 (06) [WII] Wii Play …
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Version 2 of the Wii Opera SDK has been released today, opening the door for homebrew Internet Channel homebrew programmers who wish to delve into 3D game design.

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