Guinness videogame edition confirmed

Not every gamer loves books, but we reckon just about anyone who can read and hold a control pad would like to scan through this one, at the very least. The Guinness Book of Records will officially unveil the Videogame Edition of the famous annual book to cater to every game trivia nut out there.

The book will launch at the London Book Fair on April 16 to 18 and is officially titled “The Guinness World Records – Videogame Edition 2008”. The book will contain all the game information conceivable from record game scores, characters, game sales, record times and how much game industry insiders make in a year.

“The news that Guinness World Records has decided to produce a book devoted to games is great for both gamers and the industry. It’s another boost for the profile of gaming, and I’m very much looking forward to getting started,” says Games Industry editor Ellie Gibson.

Guinness has been available since 1955, offering exact and reliable information on almost every field of study known to man. In fact, the fields have grown so diverse that the Videogame Edition of Guinness is only the first of many field-specific books to come.

Not every gamer loves books, but we reckon just about anyone who can read and hold a control pad would like to scan through this one, at the very least. The Guinness Book of Records will officially unveil the Videogame Edition of the famous annual book to cater to every game trivia nut out there.

The book will launch at the London Book Fair on April 16 to 18 and is officially titled “The Guinness World Records – Videogame Edition 2008”. The book will contain all the game information conceivable from record game scores, characters, game sales, record times and how much game industry insiders make in a year.

“The news that Guinness World Records has decided to produce a book devoted to games is great for both gamers and the industry. It’s another boost for the profile of gaming, and I’m very much looking forward to getting started,” says Games Industry editor Ellie Gibson.

Guinness has been available since 1955, offering exact and reliable information on almost every field of study known to man. In fact, the fields have grown so diverse that the Videogame Edition of Guinness is only the first of many field-specific books to come.