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House of The Dead: Overkill Recognised as Most Profane Videogame Ever

March 16, 2009 in Press Release comments 10

Electronic Theatre reports on the acknowledgement of of SEGA Wii exclusive House of The Dead: Overkill as the videogame featuring the highest concentration of the "f-word".

The global authority on record-breaking, Guinness World Records, today announced that recently released The House of the Dead: Overkill (SEGA, 2009) has broken into the Guinness World Records Gamer's Edition for most swearing in a videogame with a whopping 189 uses of the f-word.
kevcothirtythree via electronictheatre.co.uk »
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  • 0
    Blaze Mar 16, 09
    GO SEGA! Who the heck counted the amount?
    • 0
      Seproth Mar 16, 09
      quote Blaze
      GO SEGA! Who the heck counted the amount?
      Guinness?
  • 0
    iLLmatic Mar 16, 09
    They're allowed to cuss on the Wii?
    • 0
      Drago Shi Mar 16, 09
      They're not cussing. They are using sentence enhancers :3

      And wow, that's a lot of *dolphin noise* bad words
      • 0
        LZ Schneider Mar 17, 09
        quote Drago Shi
        They're not cussing. They are using sentence enhancers :3

        And wow, that's a lot of *dolphin noise* bad words
        You made lol. Have my children.

        Now.
    • 0
      Shinobi_razor Mar 16, 09
      yes they can cuss on Wii. its rated M, so parents wont buy it for kids unless they are blind or just incredibly stupid.
  • 1
    Seeker X Mar 16, 09
    Well, I don't think it really helps Overkill's kindergarden-grade voice acting anyways.
    • 0
      iLLmatic Mar 16, 09
      I thought the old Resident Evil was bad. House of the Dead has always had comical "acting," at best.
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    Gamesta100 Mar 17, 09
    WTF? I was once counting all the times an F word was used in GTASA and I almost got up to 200 in roughly half of the game.
  • 1
    Xenctuary Mar 19, 09
    Why the *bleep* does a House Of The *bleep*ing Dead game require any level of profanity, let alone the rid- *bleep*ing-iculous amount that it actually *bleep*ing has! They're supposed to be fun arcade games with bad voice acting, not *bleep*ed up zombie swearfests.

    *bleep*!

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