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Nagano Winter Olympics '98 (Sony PlayStation 1, 1998)

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Item specifics

Condition
Acceptable: An item with obvious and significant wear but is still operational. May have tears or ...
Publisher
Sony
Release Year
1998
UPC
0083717170273
Platform
Sony PlayStation 1
Rating
KA-Kids to Adults
Genre
Other, Sports
Game Name
Nagano Winter Olympics '98

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Product Information

Get ready to experience the thrill of victory and possibly the agony of defeat with NAGANO WINTER OLYMPICS '98. The game features 13 events covering the spectrum of Winter Olympic Games. On the slopes you'll find giant slalom, super g, downhill, freestyle aerials, and large hill ski jumping. There's also the snowboarding giant slalom and four speed skating events: the 500 and 1500 on the standard track and the 500 and 100 on the short track. If you prefer vehicular action, there's bobsledding and luge; and if you want something unique, take a look at curling. You can also pick from athletes from all the Olympic countries and compete against a friend in the Versus mode for intense head-to-head action. So slip into your longjohns, slap on some Chapstick, and get ready for NAGANO WINTER OLYMPICS '98.

Product Identifiers

UPC
0083717170273
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3061

Product Key Features

Rating
KA-Kids to Adults
Genre
Other, Sports
Platform
Sony PlayStation 1
Game Name
Nagano Winter Olympics '98

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1998
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Control Elements
Gamepad, Joystick
Also Available in this Platforms
Nintendo 64
Support Elements
Memory Card, Multi Tap, With Memory Support
LeafCats
139973
ESRB Descriptor
No Descriptors

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  • by uM7pzgo7Tge@Deleted
    Feb 16, 2008

    decent curling sim

    As it goes for a multiple event sports video game, it's quite good. All of the speed generating controller movements are quite difficult while still being very fun. How ever, it is a little generic as far as an "Olympics game is concerned....lilehammer and the likes there of. BUT, this game has as one of the many included events, a curling game. This is the most comprehensive curling game availble for the major consoles ever. The gameplay control is great, the rock control is realistic and the ice deterioration is realistic as well. If you like curling, buy this game. One negative point on the curling even is that along with the rest of the events, the language translation is absolutely horrific. It's especially noticable in the curling however because the announcers continually ...

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