Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

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Mario and Sonic compete in a variety of Olympic events.

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The logo for the third game, Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

The Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games franchise is a series of games that takes place in various locations in many events for the Summer and Winter Olympics. So far, six of them are released. The Beijing 2008 edition, the Vancouver 2010 edition, the London 2012 edition, the Sochi 2014 edition, the Rio 2016edition, and the Tokyo 2020edition.

Games

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

6 November 2007

Platforms/Nintendo DSPlatforms/Wii

Sonic at the Olympic Games (Game)

31 July 2008

Platforms/iPhonePlatforms/iPod

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games

13 October 2009

Platforms/Nintendo DSPlatforms/Wii

Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (Game)

29 January 2010

Platforms/iPhonePlatforms/iPod

Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games

15 November 2011

Platforms/Nintendo 3DS eShopPlatforms/WiiPlatforms/Nintendo 3DS

Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympic Games

15 November 2013

Platforms/Wii U

Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games

18 February 2016

Platforms/ArcadePlatforms/Nintendo 3DS eShopPlatforms/Wii UPlatforms/Nintendo 3DS

Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games

5 November 2019

Platforms/ArcadePlatforms/Nintendo Switch

Franchise details

Name

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

Features

8 games

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First game

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

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Characters

• Has characters: Donkey Kong (Character), Lakitu (Character), Mario (Character), Shadow the Hedgehog (Character), Waluigi (Character), Wario (Character), Yoshi (Character), Bowser (Character), Diddy Kong (Character), King Boo (Character), Luigi (Character), Princess Peach (Character), Sonic the Hedgehog (Character), Toad (Character), Princess Daisy (Character), Dr. Robotnik (Character), Tails (Character), Chaos (Character), Jet the Hawk (Character), Metal Sonic (Character), Rouge The Bat (Character), Amy Rose (Character), Big the Cat (Character), Blaze the Cat (Character), Cream the Rabbit (Character), Espio the Chameleon (Character), Knuckles (Character), Omochao (Character), Silver The Hedgehog (Character), Eggman Nega (Character), Charmy Bee (Character), E-123 Omega (Character), Vector the Crocodile (Character), Birdo (Character), Bowser Jr. (Character), Gooper Blooper (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: China (Location), Canada (Location), England (Location), United Kingdom (Location), Arena (Location), Sky Sanctuary Zone (Location), London (Location), Sports Stadium (Location), BC Place Stadium (Location), Mario Circuit (Location), Vancouver (Location), Beijing (Location), London Olympic Stadium (Location), Whistler B.C. (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Character Select Screen (Concept), Voice Acting (Concept), Snow (Concept), Rivals (Concept), Anthropomorphism (Concept), Collectible (Concept), Leaderboard (Concept), Emblem (Concept), Evil Moustache (Concept), Evil Twin (Concept), Italian Accent (Concept), Minigame (Concept), Overweight Character (Concept), Chao (Concept), Finish Line (Concept), Flicky (Concept), Talking Animal (Concept), Spiky-Haired Protagonist (Concept), Mascot Sports (Concept), Crossover (Concept), Swimming (Concept), Shopping (Concept), Human (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Referees (Concept), Summer Olympic Games (Concept), Ice Hockey (Concept), Rocket Start (Concept), Cats (Concept), Koopa (Concept), Snowboarding (Concept), Triple Jump (Concept), Ice Skating (Concept), Hedgehog (Concept), Fencing (Concept), Goomba (Concept), Pianta (Concept), Table Tennis (Concept), Toads (Concept), Balance Board Support (Concept), Multi Sport (Concept), Shy Guy (Concept), Dry Bones (Concept), E3 2009 (Concept), Koopa Troopa (Concept), Sudden Death (Concept), Mii Support (Concept), Skiing (Concept), Motion Control (Concept), Winter Olympic Games (Concept), Current Position (Concept), E3 2007 (Concept), EB Games Expo Australia (Concept), Gamescom 2009 (Concept), High Score (Concept), Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (Concept), Waggle (Concept), Game Title Announcer (Concept), Tokyo Game Show 2009 (Concept), Curling (Concept), Nintendo Network (Concept), Porcu-Puffer (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Snowman (Object), Water (Object), Bow (Object), Half-Pipe (Object), Shotgun (Object), Coin (Object), Mustache (Object), Gold Rings (Object), Super Mushroom (Object), Trophy (Object), Snowboard (Object), Snowball (Object), Koopa Shell (Object), Mega Mushroom (Object), Star (Object), Flags (Object), Hockey Puck (Object), Cauldron (Object), Skates (Object), Swimming Pool (Object), Skis (Object), Item Box (Object), Scoreboard (Object), Bobsleigh (Object), Lakitu's Final Lap Sign (Object)

People

• Has people: Charles Martinet (Person), Tomoyoshi Yamane (Person), Ryo Hirohashi (Person), Kirk Thornton (Person), Roger Craig Smith (Person), Johnny Gioeli (Person), Junichi Kanemaru (Person), Lani Minella (Person), Laura Bailey (Person), Dan Green (Person), Nobutoshi Canna (Person), Nobutoshi Kanna (Person), Kenny James (Person), Kazumi Totaka (Person), Bella Hudson (Person), Nao Takamori (Person), Cindy Robinson (Person), John Merlino (Person), Akinori Nishiyama (Person), Alexander O. Smith (Person), Fumie Kumatani (Person), Hideaki Kobayashi (Person), Kawagoe Takayuki (Person), Keith Palmer (Person), Kenichi Tokoi (Person), Masanao Maeda (Person), Naofumi Hataya (Person), Taeko Kawada (Person), Tatsuyuki Maeda (Person), Satoru Iwata (Person), Mariko Nanba (Person), Kouji Nakagawa (Person), Caety Sagoian (Person), Deanna Mustard (Person), Eigo Kasahara (Person), Emi Watanabe (Person), Hiroshi Miyamoto (Person), Hiroyuki Miyazaki (Person), Hiroyuki Shigetomi (Person), Hitoshi Tatemoto (Person), Jennifer Tsao (Person), Kazuyuki Hoshino (Person), Keiichi Kizu (Person), Kenichi Kaji (Person), Kerry Hance (Person), Koji Yasumura (Person), Kota Terada (Person), Masaki Oka (Person), Midori Iwabuchi (Person), Motohiro Fukui (Person), Osamu Ohashi (Person), Samantha Kelly (Person), Samuel G. Mullen (Person), Shinji Yamashita (Person), Shun Nakamura (Person), Takashi Iizuka (Person), Takeshi Sakakibara (Person), Taro Bando (Person), Tatsuya Zaizen (Person), Tomoko Tamura (Person), Yasuo Inoue (Person)