iPhone It In: Guinness World Records

Some iPhone games are the picture of simplicity, honing a premise down to one, bite-sized gameplay idea. There are others though that take a kitchen-sink approach, seeing just how much stuff they can jam into Apple’s portable. Guinness World Records, a reworked version of the Wii/DS release, is firmly in the latter group, but it thankfully manages to hit the mark more often than it misses.

Gallery: Guinness World Records (iPhone)

After creating your own customizable avatar, you’ll travel the globe taking on challenges (in the form of mini-games) and trying to set regional, national and world records in each.

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