Sprint down the runway and jump before you reach the designated takeoff mark to avoid a foul. Kick off from the starting blocks and complete a 400-meter race to the finish line, leaping across the hurdles positioned along your path. Kick off from the starting blocks and sprint towards the finish line as quickly as you can, leaping across the hurdles positioned along your path. The last member to carry the baton will sprint to the finish line. Sprint to where the next team member is waiting. Kick off from the starting block and sprint along the 100-meter stretch to the finish line in as short a time as possible to win.įrom a staggered start, kick off from the starting blocks, then endure a 400 meter run to the finishing line.įour team members take turns sprinting with the baton in their own 100-meter stretch. The player with the highest total score wins. Shoot four sets of three arrows into a target at 70 meters, aiming for the center circle for maximum score. The first team to have all four members complete two lengths wins. Each player should touch the wall before the next player dives in. Swim two lengths of the pool in the fastest time.įour team members take turns to swim two lengths each. Others Super Mario series Įvents Olympic Events Event Big the Cat (referees the rowing event, also sometimes appears as a cameo)Īudience members Super Mario series.Supporting characters Referees Super Mario series Shigeru Miyamoto then soon confirmed that he would be supervising the project, confirming Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games to be real.Ĭharacters Playable characters However, soon after, Sega stated on their official website that the game is official, and that both Sega and Nintendo are working on this game project.

Originally, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games was considered an April Fools' joke, as the game was revealed on March 28, 2007.

The game was compatible with Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Nintendo did publishing and marketing duties for the Japanese, Korean, and Taiwanese versions of this game.īoth versions of the game use the new functions of these consoles completely. However, as the game was completed, Sega did publishing and marketing duties for all versions outside of Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. The game has the official Beijing 2008 Olympics license, and features environments based on actual Olympic venues.Īlthough both Nintendo and Sega worked on this collaboration, most of the development was handled by Sega.

The game places Mario, Sonic, and their various allies against each other in Olympic events. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games is a sports game for the Wii with a Nintendo DS version of the game released as well.

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