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'''Twisted Wizard''' is one of Greg's video games. He was going to get it one Christmas but his present ended up getting mixed up with somebody else's, so his mom bought him a new copy of Twisted Wizard.
'''Twisted Wizard''' is one of Greg's video games. He was going to get it one Christmas but his present was mixed up with a present for the 'Giving Guy', so his mom bought him a new copy of Twisted Wizard. It is a game using a machine similar to a Nintendo 64, and is described as being 'impossible to save' in the online version of Book 1. However, in the movie it is clearly a Nintendo Wii game.


Greg always beats [[Rowley]] in Twisted Wizard, with the exception of [[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days]] where Rowley injured Greg and hindered his ability to play, thus beating him and winning the "grand prize" of a large box of chocolate-covered raisins or he could have filled out the paper work to go to the national champs!!!
Greg always beats [[Rowley]] in Twisted Wizard, with the exception of [[Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days]] where Rowley injured Greg and hindered his ability to play, thus beating him and winning the "grand prize" of a large box of chocolate-covered raisins.
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Revision as of 07:11, 21 August 2010

Twisted Wizard is one of Greg's video games. He was going to get it one Christmas but his present was mixed up with a present for the 'Giving Guy', so his mom bought him a new copy of Twisted Wizard. It is a game using a machine similar to a Nintendo 64, and is described as being 'impossible to save' in the online version of Book 1. However, in the movie it is clearly a Nintendo Wii game.

Greg always beats Rowley in Twisted Wizard, with the exception of Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days where Rowley injured Greg and hindered his ability to play, thus beating him and winning the "grand prize" of a large box of chocolate-covered raisins.