DS #4153: Oktoberfest - The Official Game (Europe)

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Maybe not too young in Europe! Good eye though!
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Direct a Bavarian Humpa-Band, finger-wrestle against the mighty Sepp (the strongest man on the Oktoberfest) or catch a ride on the ghost train - a grand total of six fun and exciting minigames will help you transform yourself from a regular tourist to a proper Bavarian! Regain your strength with sausage and beer, train your brain with the Oktoberfest Trivia Quiz or just enjoy the soothing polka-soundtrack.

QUOTE*The official Oktoberfest game licensed by the city of Munich!
*Minigames Bavarian style: Finger-Wrestling, ring-the-bell strength test, ghost train, beer-serving, conducting and bavarian folk dance.
*Test your knowledge with the Oktoberfest Trivia Quiz and learn interesting and fun facts about the event and its history.


Also...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oktoberfest/

So basically this is a mini-game complitation based on the event "Oktoberfest" held in Germany (duh!).
 

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I guess USK and PEGI were "under the influence" when they rated this game...
 

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R2DJ said:
I guess USK and PEGI were "under the influence" when they rated this game...

I'm pretty sure they were under the influence when they made this game. I mean, not only is it a terrible concept, but 6 minigames? I mean, most titles have more than that and they aren't even minigame collections. It wouldn't call it "shovelware" because it's not trying to catch the "Imagine" crowd and whatever, but probably shittyware.
 
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