Underplayed Gems

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games (2009)

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games cover
Developer
Sega Sports R&D
Publisher
Sega, Nintendo
Platforms
Nintendo DS
Genres
Sport
Rating
4.0 of 5, 10 player ratings
Where to get it
Website

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How it feels

Fun Olympic-themed minigames featuring Mario and Sonic characters in a lighthearted party sports experience.

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About

The DS-exclusive adventure mode features a story in which Dr. Eggman and Bowser melt away all the ice needed for the Olympic Games. To set things right Mario & Sonic need to travel to different locations, talk to the inhabitants and solve challenges. Those consist of the sports mini games with certain winning requirements. Playing this mode also unlocks the dream events. Besides this players can decide to enter the party game mode or to play the games separately respectively in a custom tournament. All modes except the adventure mode are also available for up to four players.

Screenshots

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