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24 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Plenty of events to play, get to play mario characters, get to play sonic characters, controls are interactive
Excitement is short lived
Overall Sonic versus Mario at the olympics is great fun, just dont expect the excitement to last to the 2008 Beijing games, let alone the London 2012 Olympics
Abstract: Once upon a time the very idea of Sonic and Mario appearing in the same game was unthinkable, way back then they were fierce rivals. These days though the unthinkable dream of a nineties video game nerd has become a reality, not just once, but twice wi...
Excellent presentation, Great use of the stylus, Some entertaining sports, Online leaderboards add replay value
If more attention was paid to every sport it could have been better; there are some stinkers
During the events, using the stylus feels so much better and is certainly more intuitive than using the Wii-mote. With the DS you have a surface in which to press onto rather than trying to mimic the exact motions in mid-air with the Wii-mote and thank...
Abstract: Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games must break the world record for fastest use of a licence. A preemptive celebration of the 2008 Olympic Games, the game comes months ahead of the festivities in Beijing. For all its haste, though, it cant eek out a fi...
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Joseph , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Mini-game collections are not a rare "commodity" on Nintendo systems -- specifically, the Wii. While its innovation allows for nearly unlimited new gameplay mechanics and exciting game ideas, it seems that one of the most frequent ways that developers tak...
Abstract: It wasn't so long ago that Nintendo and SEGA were arch-nemeses. Both were leading developers of premier consoles bound and determined to take a stranglehold on the market. Each had their number one character that identified their brands, Mario for Nint...
Abstract: As I sat down with Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games for DS, I remembered how much fun my family was having with the Wii version over Christmas. For a party gamer, the touch screen based Olympic sporting event compilation has just as much to offer a...
