Wii #1696 - World of Zoo (Europe)
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Is this like World of Goo, except for gooballs, you use zoo animals?
Lol, jk, but that's a pretty nice Engrish name!
Lol, jk, but that's a pretty nice Engrish name!
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At first I thought this was some kind of evil zombie game or something... "World of Zoo" sounds kind of evil, no?
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