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Game: Mario & Sonic and the Olympic GamesAvailable: 29.99 from Play.comBest for: Those nights youve got your mates over...
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Another quite good party game for the Wii, but yet another that manages to frustrate almost as much as it entertains. Its good, but not without problems, and really only hits its stride when more than one player is involved. Sega - Mario & Sonic at t...
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Millions of Nintendo and Sega fans over the years have fantasised about seeing their beloved mascots battle head-to-head and settle old scores. But devotees of the once-fierce rivals would have hoped for a much more auspicious game for their first pai...
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Normally I wouldn’t get excited over an Olympics title, of all games. Mario and Sonic Olympics though, I was willing to make an exception for. Like most Wii owners, I had more fun with Wii Sports than I really should have. Maybe Mario and Sonic could t...
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It only takes a few minutes of playing Mario & Sonic at the Olympics to understand that this isnt so much a game as it is a marketing tool to promote the upcoming 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. So it would be silly to try and hold this title up to the...
Its a stylish tie-in to the upcoming 2008 Olympics in Beijing; the roster of included characters is awesome...
It features shallow gameplay, on the level of Wii Sports; really, its not a game so much as it is a marketing tool The Final Word Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games is not for hardcore gamers, but will appeal to casual gamers interested in playing a...
Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games is not for hardcore gamers, but will appeal to casual gamers interested in playing a game, any game, until the next biggest game hits our shores!...
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Nov 6, 2007All right, we're going to give this the benefit of the doubt. Because to review Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games properly, we'd have to invent a cloning machine, build it, feed ourselves in like photocopier paper, then distribute our army...
Hilarious social gaming, Controls inviting to nongamers, Welldesigned and strenuous events...
Uninspired graphics, A few events are cumbersome, Really annoying music...
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Mario and Sonic team up in the spirit of Olympic competition in this hyper-branded Wii title. Will this collection of sports-oriented minigames knock Wii Sports off its podium? IntroductionMario and Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii)SegaESRB: EveryoneOf...
Mario and Sonic team up in the spirit of Olympic competition in this hyper-branded Wii title. Will this collection of sports-oriented minigames knock Wii Sports off its podium? IntroductionMario and Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii)SegaESRB: EveryoneOf...
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Just because Nintendo think that doing Wii Sports 2 would be too predictable, that doesnt mean that the public demand for such a title has subsided. To that end there are a number of developers stepping up with their offerings that look to combine mot...
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Last month Sega released the first game in which their popular Sonic The Hedgehog meets Nintendos Super Mario. Yes, you read this right. For the first time ever Mario and Sonic meet up in a video game, who would have thought this would ever happen. Ma...
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I know - its a disappointment. Like me you were probably hoping that the first meeting between the two biggest heroes in video-gaming history would be more like Mario & Sonic at War with Rocket Launchers. Or at least Mario & Sonic at The Pub, Ei...
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So, all the kids that just picked up gaming in the past generation or two may not fully understand just why this is such a significant game in the history of gaming. They wont understand the wars that went on in the 16 bit generations, with Segas Bl...
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gaming-age.com Updated:
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I'll imagine this isn't quite the pairing that fans of both the Sonic and Mario franchises were expecting back in the heyday of late 80's and early 90's. However, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games does make a solid party title for the Nintendo Wii...
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SEGA of America When a Mario and Sonic crossover game was announced March 07, gamers were pinching themselves trying to wake up from this “early April Fools Joke.” Turns out that Sega (with big man Shigeru Miyamoto himself overseeing...
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Cam: To the gamers of 15 years ago it would have been inconceivable that Mario and Sonic could ever appear alongside one another in the same game. Like two positively charged ions, the two seemed destined to always be fighting it out, with a collaborat...
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Game: Mario & Sonic At the Olympic GamesGenre: Mini-GamePlatform: Wii, DS (Reviewed on Wii)I came into work this morning already in a foul mood from the great Rock Band debacle, and found a copy of the recent Wii release Mario & Sonic: At the Olympic G...
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While the sensational news that arch rivals Mario and Sonic would be appearing in-game together lost its shock value some time back, it is still remarkable to see the characters on screen together. Most gamers who are now over twenty would have laughed...
Brilliant fun and plenty of it, A wonderful combination of iconic gaming worlds, Thoroughly addictive and engrossing, Too much time fiddling with the Nunchuck...
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At first thought, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games sounds ridiculous, the kind of fantastical, fictional mash-up youd expect to see on the letters page of a vintage Nintendo Power. But no, this is real and comes from Sega, not the fertile imaginati...
This dream crossover contains some fun mini-games that use the Wii controller well; online score rankings.
Other mini-games dont work as well; no practice mode; no online play.
At first thought, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games sounds ridiculous, the kind of fantastical, fictional mash-up youd expect to see on the letters page of a vintage Nintendo Power. But no, this is real and comes from Sega, not the fertile imaginatio...
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del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games in an interesting title. One that blends elements of the nostalgic NES Track and Field and gives it that Wii Sports makeover, and one that takes two of the bitterest rivals (if...
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If back in 1990 you had told either a Nintendo or Sega fanboy that both Mario and Sonic would be appearing together in a game in 2007, they would have told you that you were completely insane. Well, the unthinkable has happened, and the once-fierce riv...
Features Mario and Sonic together for the first time, Wide variety of events, Crisp and colorful graphics.
Most of the motion controls are uninteresting, Many of the events are too similar, Game can be infuriating when it doesnt recognize your commands.
Mario and Sonics debut as a duo fails to earn them a spot on the medal stand...
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It only takes a few minutes of playing Mario & Sonic at the Olympics to understand that this isnt so much a game as it is a marketing tool to promote the upcoming 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
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Wii owners are no strangers to the mini-game genre. Now only a year after release, Nintendos new system is being bombarded with simple, "everyone-friendly" titles that deliver en mass, but not always with quality in mind. Even looking at the top-tier...
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Sorry, really. Excuse the lame pun, but I’ve rarely felt it more appropriate to make a joke like that than in relation to a game. I like to think of myself as a reasonably healthy person, but Sonic and Mario at the Olympic Games makes me question th...
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1up.com
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2012-02-01 04:33:24
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VIDEO: Head over to our videos page to check out all Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games footage!From the moment Sega left the hardware business and began working with Nintendo as a third-party publisher, Sonic and Mario fans have been waiting for an al...
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What many have always believed to be the impossible has now transpired. After more than a decade of intense competition, Mario and Sonic appear to have become the best of friends. Putting their past differences aside, Nintendo and Sega's biggest chara...
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