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Games that are made to tie-in with the Olympics.

Games

Track Meet (Game)

31 December 1991

Platforms/Game Boy

Olympic Gold: Barcelona '92

1 June 1992

Platforms/Game GearPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/Sega Master System

Winter Olympics: Lillehammer '94

1 December 1993

Platforms/AmigaPlatforms/Game BoyPlatforms/Game GearPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/PCPlatforms/Sega Master SystemPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Izzy's Quest for the Olympic Rings

30 November 1995

Platforms/GenesisPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Olympic Games: Atlanta 1996

23 June 1996

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/3DOPlatforms/Saturn

Olympic Summer Games (Game)

31 December 1996

Platforms/Game BoyPlatforms/GenesisPlatforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/3DO

Nagano Winter Olympics '98

18 December 1997

Platforms/PlayStationPlatforms/ArcadePlatforms/Nintendo 64

Olympic Hockey 98 (Game)

23 February 1998

Platforms/Nintendo 64

Sydney 2000 (Game)

31 July 2000

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/Dreamcast

Salt Lake 2002 (Game)

31 January 2002

Platforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2

Athens 2004 (Game)

14 July 2004

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2

Torino 2006 (Game)

24 January 2006

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/Xbox

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

6 November 2007

Platforms/Nintendo DSPlatforms/Wii

Beijing 2008: The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games

27 June 2008

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox 360Platforms/PlayStation 3

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games

13 October 2009

Platforms/Nintendo DSPlatforms/Wii

Vancouver 2010 (Game)

12 January 2010

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox 360Platforms/PlayStation 3

Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games

15 November 2011

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

London 2012 - The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games

26 June 2012

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Xbox 360Platforms/PlayStation 3

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

Olympic Games Tokyo 2020: The Official Video Game

24 July 2019

Platforms/Nintendo SwitchPlatforms/Xbox OnePlatforms/PlayStation 4Platforms/Google Stadia

Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games

5 November 2019

Platforms/ArcadePlatforms/Nintendo Switch

Franchise details

Name

Olympic Games

Features

23 games

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First game

Track Meet (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Pierre Littbarski (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), China (Location), Canada (Location), The United States of America (Location), Australia (Location), United Kingdom (Location), Arena (Location), Italy (Location), Spain (Location), London (Location), Greece (Location), Norway (Location), Georgia (Location), BC Place Stadium (Location), Swimming Pool (Location), Vancouver (Location), Barcelona (Location), Salt Lake City (Location), Sydney (Location), Beijing (Location), Stadium (Location), London Olympic Stadium (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Snow (Concept), Games on Demand (Concept), Celebrity Tie-in (Concept), Jump (Concept), Real Photos on Cover Art (Concept), Minigame (Concept), Victory Pose (Concept), Finish Line (Concept), Stamina Bar (Concept), Swimming (Concept), Quick Time Event (Concept), Achievements (Concept), 2D (Concept), Athlete (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Archery (Concept), Summer Olympic Games (Concept), Commentary (Concept), Ice Hockey (Concept), Steam Achievements (Concept), Snowboarding (Concept), Triple Jump (Concept), Ice Skating (Concept), Konami Code (Concept), Tutorial (Concept), Cheat Code (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Table Tennis (Concept), PlayStation Underground (Concept), Wind (Concept), Multi Sport (Concept), Volleyball (Concept), E3 2009 (Concept), Kinect Support (Concept), Long Jump (Concept), Skiing (Concept), PlayStation Trophies (Concept), Button Mashing (Concept), PlayStation Move Support (Concept), Winter Olympic Games (Concept), Bink Video (Concept), Credits Menu Option (Concept), Current Position (Concept), Direct2Drive (Concept), E3 1997 (Concept), E3 2000 (Concept), Games for Windows - Live (Concept), Gamescom 2009 (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), Language Selection (Concept), OnLive (Concept), Retail Games with Steam Activation (Concept), Steam (Concept), SteelBook (Concept), Xfire (Concept), Year in the Title (Concept), Joystick Waggling (Concept), Curling (Concept), High Jump (Concept), Hurdles (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Icicle (Object), Sneakers (Object), Skis (Object), Bobsleigh (Object), Hurdle (Object)

People

• Has people: Brian Fargo (Person), Bruce Schlickbernd (Person), Danny Wong (Person), Doug Anderson (Person), George Alistair Sanger (Person), Gillian Bertram (Person), Iain Wallington (Person), Josh Stoke (Person), Ken Jarvis (Person), Markus Malti (Person), Mat Sneap (Person), Michael Botham (Person), Michael Quarles (Person), Neil Baldwin (Person), Nicholas Earl (Person), Phil Hackney (Person), Richard Wilson (Person), Scott La Rocca (Person), Todd J. Camasta (Person), Barry Lawless (Person), Gary Moore (Person), Jacqui Ralston (Person), James Rose (Person), Graham Foxall (Person), Lee Thomas (Person), Richard Simmons (Person), Stuart Storey (Person), Dave Stead (Person), David Arnold (Person), Paul Cooke (Person), Paul Tempest (Person), Steve Gratton (Person), Uli Mühl (Person), Daniel Curley (Person), Rebecca Ann Heineman (Person), Jason Magness (Person)