Nintendo and Google Releasing 'Search Fight' Game for Wii in Japan

by Brian Leahy, Apr 07, 2010 3:40pm PDT

Related Topics – Nintendo, Nintendo Wii, Google

In an odd move, Nintendo and Google are teaming up to release 'Ando Kensaku' in Japan, a game that pits players against each other in guessing which search term is more popular on Google, according to Yahoo (via Engadget)

It's an adaptation of the concept of a "Google Fight", comparing the number of returned Google hits of one search string versus another.

The title will support four players and sell for 4,900 yen or around $52. There are no plans to bring to game to any territories outside of Japan at this time.

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wtf?? please keep that $#!+ in japan.

Apr 07, 2010 5:21pm PDT

wtf?? please keep that $#!+ in japan. : zxinfinity

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