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Go Nintendo | by RawmeatCowboy | Mon, Jun 23
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Link Boom Blox: 8 hours and 25 minutes of play per person, 3.8 sessions Wii Fit: 9 hours 14 minutes of play per person, 5.7 sessions Wii Sports: 24,740,000 hours and 21,100,000 sessions. 33 hours of play per person, 28.3 sessions Carnival Games: 7 hours and 44 minutes of play per person, 5.6 sessi...
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