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Mario & Sonic at the Winter Olympics Games

Mario & Sonic at the Winter Olympics Games is a sports game developed by Sega for the Nintendo DS and Nintendo Wii as a follow up to Mario & Sonic at the Olympics Games. The game is officially licensed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and is based on the events in the Olympic Winter Games.  Players can play as one of many popular Nintendo or Sega characters, and can also play as their own Mii's. The Wii version will also have WiiConnect24 capability to be able to compete against other players online and features several events that can use the Balance Board accessory, although it is not a requirement. Players will now also be able to customize their Mii's clothes and accessories. New to this version is the Festival mode, in which players make their way through the entire Olympic Games from the opening ceremony to closure. The DS version has "Adventure Tours" where players can accept quests and challenge bosses to stop Dr. Eggman and Bowser from ruining the games, and also features DS Download Play for those without an individual copy of the game.

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Mario & Sonic at the Winter Olympics Games
MSRP $49.99
Release date October, 2009
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Pros:
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can use the Wii balance board in some of the events (not required)
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Festival mode - takes players through the entire winter games, from the opening to closing ceremonies
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available for Wii and the DS
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co-op and competitive multiplayer
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27 events to participate in
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Cons:
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individual sports are better executed in different Wii games
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a lot of simple and uninspired gameplay
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lacks online multiplayer
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only 20 characters to play with
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uses lame public domain tunes, like Wii Music
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  • Developer(s): Sega Japan
  • Publisher(s):
    • JP: Nintendo
    • NA: Sega
    • EU: Sega
  • Designer: Shigeru Miyamoto (supervisor)
  • Platform(s) Wii, Nintendo DS
  • Release date(s):
    • NA October 13, 2009
    • JP November 5, 2009
    • EU October 16, 2009
    • AUS October 15, 2009
  • Genre: Sports game
  • Mode(s): Single-player, multiplayer
  • Rating: ESRB: E
  • Input methods: Wii Remote and Nunchuk, Wii Balance Board

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Mario & Sonic at the Winter Olympics Games | Nintendo Wii

• Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games

• Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games

UPC: 010086650303

EAN: 010086650303

MPN: 65030

Mario & Sonic at the Winter Olympics Games | Nintendo DS

• Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games

• Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games

UPC: 010086670301

EAN: 010086670301

MPN: 67030

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Pros

  • can use the Wii balance board in some of the events (not required)
  • Festival mode - takes players through the entire winter games, from the opening to closing ceremonies
  • available for Wii and the DS
  • co-op and competitive multiplayer
  • 27 events to participate in

Cons

  • individual sports are better executed in different Wii games
  • a lot of simple and uninspired gameplay
  • lacks online multiplayer
  • only 20 characters to play with
  • uses lame public domain tunes, like Wii Music

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