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Wii a family console? Sega doesn't think so

Garrett Dodd Gaming Reporter (probationary) Neowin · Mar 16, 2009 13:35 EDT with 8 comments

Looks like Sega's latest game, House of the Dead: OVERKILL, has set a new Guiness World Record!

Released on Febuary 10 2009, the Grindhouse styled shooter has been awarded the "Most Profane Video Game in History." The game drops the 'f-bomb' a total of 189 times. This mean the word is used about once every minute, and is three percent of the total dialog spoken in the game.

Gaz Deaves, the Video Games Record Manager for Guiness said "This record category pre-existed for movies, music and television, but The House of the Dead: OVERKILL is the first video game to be awarded the title in the Gamer's Edition. It's a mark of the times." And I agree, why shouldn't video games be in the same category as the other popular mediums of entertainment?