Initial release date:
- Sep 6, 2008
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Runtime:
- 22 min 42 s
Estimated budget:
- 320 (US$)
James Balboa: A Wii Sports Tale
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- Athletics and video gaming collide in James Balboa: A Wii Sports Tale.
- One Historic Sport. One Innovative Console. Two Athletes. And the game that forever wasted their time.
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