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Okami Earned a Second Guinness World Records Award
- Thread starter WrenchNinja
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Amaterasu isn't an animal, she's a deity who took the form of an animal. You know what are animals? People. It's a good thing the Guinness Book of World Records doesn't get hung up on technicalities.
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I feel like that last one happened recently.
Your birthday party is SO beautiful that nobody could come honey.
Probably not, if you need to control a animal for more or less 100% of the game.
It would still be far from as good as Ookami anyway.
... it actually did. There's a splatoon 2 page in a recent book that has "Most ink painted in a videogame" as a section header;.
I won't post the page because I guess it's a scan from a book, but lol.
That's Gusiness Video Game Records for you. Like, while the actual, main record stuff can be pretty 'lolwut?' some of the time, the VG offshoot just about entirely is.
I think it means non-anthropomorphic.
Sonic stands upright and wears shoes! Amaterasu mostly resembles a wolf.
Oh. I was like, cool but what about Crash, Banjo, Spyro, Donkey Kong, etc...
That makes more sense. Although besides Ecco the Dolphin and... I dunno... A Dog's Life? Tokyo Jungle? I don't know what other animal games there are out there.
Maybe if it had a consistent amount of game's released and didn't die out due to time and neglect.
I typically disliked motion controls on the Wii...but in spite of those (with only some minor frustrations here and there), I loved playing Okami. I hope the current gen ports are selling well; also hope maybe we'll seen an Okami-den port someday, as well (I believe it's still DS exclusive).
That's their business model now. Companies make up an award category and they hire Guinness people to officiate it. The company gets press for getting a world record, Guinness gets money.
