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A '''World Record''', often abbreviated to '''WR''', is the fastest known [[speed run]] or the best known [[high score]] for a videogame in a given category or level.
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A '''World Record''', often abbreviated to '''WR''', is the fastest known [[speed run]] or the best known [[high score]] for a video game in a given category or level.
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It is always an outside possibility that there are people in the world with better records than any that the videogaming community at large knows about. However, in general this possibility is ignored, for good reasons:
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There is always an outside possibility that there are people in the world with better records than the video gaming community at large knows about. However, in general this possibility is ignored, for good reasons:
    
# By definition, ANY world record is the "best known" world record, and all world records were "unknown" before they were reported. This applies to every record in the Guinness Book Of Records as much as it does to the videogaming community.
 
# By definition, ANY world record is the "best known" world record, and all world records were "unknown" before they were reported. This applies to every record in the Guinness Book Of Records as much as it does to the videogaming community.
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