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Series of button mashing sporting event games based on the Olympics

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Series of button mashing sporting event games based on the Olympics

Games

Track & Field

30 September 1983

Platforms/Game BoyPlatforms/Apple IIPlatforms/Atari 8 bitPlatforms/Commodore 64Platforms/Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/ArcadePlatforms/Xbox 360 Games StorePlatforms/Atari 2600

Hyper Sports (Game)

1 January 1984

Platforms/Amstrad CPCPlatforms/Commodore 64Platforms/MSXPlatforms/ZX SpectrumPlatforms/Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/ArcadePlatforms/Sega SG 1000Platforms/BBC Micro

Hyper Olympic '84 2

31 December 1985

Platforms/Sharp X1

Hyper Olympic '84 Vol. 1

31 December 1985

Platforms/NEC PC 8801Platforms/Sharp X1Platforms/FM 7

Track & Field II

16 September 1988

Platforms/Nintendo Entertainment System

'88 Games

31 December 1988

Platforms/Arcade

International Track & Field

28 June 1996

Platforms/PlayStationPlatforms/Game Boy ColorPlatforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/PlayStation Network PSP

Nagano Winter Olympics '98

18 December 1997

Platforms/PlayStationPlatforms/ArcadePlatforms/Nintendo 64

Millennium Winter Sports (Game)

27 January 2000

Platforms/Game Boy Color

International Track and Field 2000 (Game)

1 June 2000

Platforms/PlayStationPlatforms/Nintendo 64

ESPN International Track & Field

31 August 2000

Platforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/Dreamcast

ESPN International Winter Sports 2002 (Game)

28 January 2002

Platforms/Game Boy AdvancePlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/GameCubePlatforms/Xbox

New International Track & Field

29 July 2008

Platforms/Nintendo DS

Franchise details

Name

Track & Field

Features

14 games

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First game

Track & Field

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Solid Snake (Character), Simon Belmont (Character), Evil Rose (Character), Pyramid Head (Character), Sparkster (Character), Frogger (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Korea (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Minigame (Concept), Finish Line (Concept), Starting Grid (Concept), Crossover (Concept), PlayChoice-10 (Concept), Gliding (Concept), Achievements (Concept), 2D (Concept), Summer Olympic Games (Concept), 8-bit (Concept), Peripheral Usage (Concept), Triple Jump (Concept), Fencing (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Multi Sport (Concept), Long Jump (Concept), Button Mashing (Concept), Pawapurokun (Concept), Digital Rights Management (Concept), E3 1996 (Concept), E3 2000 (Concept), E3 2007 (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), High Score (Concept), Launch Title (Concept), Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (Concept), PlayStation Mobile (Concept), Remake (Concept), Super Game Boy Enhancement (Concept), Joystick Waggling (Concept), Press Select to Select (Concept), High Jump (Concept), Hurdles (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Sneakers (Object), Running Shoes (Object), Hang Glider (Object), Hurdle (Object)

People

• Has people: David Cox (Person), Craig Howe (Person), Eric Sorenson (Person), Randy Beverly (Person), David Collier (Person), John Broomhall (Person), Keiichiro Toyama (Person), Keith Hargrove (Person), Richard Simmons (Person), Gerald DeYoung (Person), Simon Bradley (Person), Dan Winters (Person), Heather Fuscellaro (Person), Brad Schlachter (Person), Cherrie McKinnon (Person), Ken Ogasawara (Person), Kunio Neo (Person), Linda Stackpoole (Person), Melvin Lenzy (Person), Monique Catley (Person), Rolanda Gaines (Person), Satoshi Kushibuchi (Person), Shigeru Fukutake (Person), Tori Stevens (Person)