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| From: Konami Category: Video Games
List Price: £29.99 Buy New: £29.70 You Save: £0.29 (1%)
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Rating: 9 reviews
Platforms: Playstation2, No Operating System Genre: sports-and-oudoors-games Media: Video Game Number Of Items: 1 Age: 3 - 18 years
EAN: 4012927020319 ASIN: B000051ZKT
Release Date: December 8, 2000 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days Condition: Brand New & SEALED ! All items DESPATCHED IMMEDIATELY- Quality Packaging Used for delivery. Purchase with complete confidence from 15 year established retailer.All items Fully guaranteed.
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Product Description Disc and manual in VGC - 1st class recorded post.
Amazon.co.uk Review With every Olympic Games, there comes a whole host of video games to boot. International Track and Field from Kanomi is one of these for the Sydney Olympic games. So with Britain having done well in the Olympics, it's your turn to try your luck at winning those gold medals.Based on the already popular International Track and Field series, this version sees the usual array of events and the addition of some new ones. Try your luck at the ever-impossible 100m Dash--this is the same for every track and field game--the more unusual Pole Vault or even Horizontal Bar event. The game can be very competitive at times, with you having to perform to your best abilities in an attempt to get placed. Every event has a different technique to it and once mastered this makes the game a lot more enjoyable, although to begin with can be very frustrating. International Track and Field is on a par with Sydney 2000 by Eidos and Virtua Athlete, with all three offering you an array of different events. If you really are a fan of the Olympics then perhaps the safest bet is to check out all three, as you would then have most of the Olympic events covered. --Stuart Miles
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Don't buy this July 15, 2002 7 out of 18 found this review helpful
This game was one of the worst one player games I have ever played. It is saved only by the multiplayer modes.First of all 'International' is very misleading. It gives you the impression that you can be any country in the Olympics, sadly not, you are limited to about 12. Secondly the game is very easy and a bit unrealistic. You will tire of it in days. In the 100m for example a time of 9.59s is not difficult. I don't think this is humanly possible. Lastly the awards that you receive are pathetic. Four interviews and a set of 'funny' sounds, big deal. This game is terrible, not worth breaking your controller for.
Great For a Laugh June 22, 2003 5 out of 6 found this review helpful
This is definately not a game to be taken too seriously but if you seek an easy on the brain multi-player this is a game i would certainly recommend. The games format has not changed from its previous versions on ps1 but the graphics have improved. Most events are very easy to get the hang of but difficult to master (especially the hurdles). Although results achieved in most events are unrealistically good (a good 100m time is under 8 seconds) this does not ruin the fun so long as enough of you are playing to compete for them. If you are looking for a game to play with the lads whilst knocking back a few beers look no further than this, although you will need to get a multi-tap and four handsets to realise the games full potential.
Disappointing !!!!!!! August 3, 2001 Michael M. Ordoukhani (Hertfordshire, UK) 4 out of 7 found this review helpful
Being a sport lover I rushed to buy this but was sadly disappointed. I know computer programmers are lazy and do not play sports but use your common sense. Although the graphics were excellent, they have paid very little attention, if none, to the function of the games. First of all, the title suggest track and field, so why were weightlifting, swimming, trap-shooting and gymnastics included ? - Swimming was very boring and difficult to get the power up; - Weightlifting is not an ideal sport for this type of game; - Rhythmic Gymnastic, there was no interaction with the gymnast, I was watching the arrows all the time and did not have a clue what the gymnast was doing. - Running was sort of okay but too easy and lacked imagination. In Hurdles the jump key did not respond properly - Trap Shooting must be the only one that was exciting, but the gun was moving too slowly, it was a bit frustrating. - Javelin was confusing, the throws did not relate to the settingMy advice to the game maker is : - It is important to get the title right. - Make the controls relevant to the action so the player can related to the athlete's movements. - Make the game difficult enough so the play can get satisfaction from winning and look forward to getting better. - choose events that are playable and enjoyable, the 10 events should have been : 100 relay, discus, hammer, shot-put, high jump, 1500 meter (endurance), long jump, pole vault, 100 hurdles and may be trap shooting . overall it is worth buying for a bit of fun, but not if you are a compatitive type and a sports fan. PLEASE GET IT RIGHT NEXT TIME
It's an OK game! July 1, 2003 3 out of 4 found this review helpful
This is a pretty good game. The graphics are exellent, it lacks in addiction but it makes up for it in the way you play the game. The running is good but sometimes it can be quite easy. BUY THIS GAME!
Excellent November 27, 2000 1 out of 4 found this review helpful
This is one of the best games ever! The graphics are stunning and it is very addictive. It may be a little easy on one player but with a few friends round it will last forever!!
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