Sydney 2000
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Developed_By:
Attention to Detail Limited
Published_By:
Eidos
Released On:
01 Jan 2000
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The official video game of the Games of the XXVII Olympiad held in 2000 in Sydney. It includes 32 nations, going for gold in 12 events divided by 6 sports: Athletics (100m dash, 110m hurdles, hammer and javelin throw, triple jump and high jump), Aquatics (200m freestyle and 10m platform diving), Kayak K1 Slalom, Super Heavyweight Weight Lifting, Skeet Shooting and Three-man track cycling pursuit. All events feature 3D graphics with cameras that mimic the ones used in TV broadcasts.
Gameplay is similar to other sports games - button mashing is required in most events to build up strength/speed, with additional buttons setting actions such as jumping or throwing angles. Other events have alternative control methods, like Slalom (dodging gates) and Diving (following a sequence of keys).
Players can compete in the Olympic mode, building their athlete from national open trials to the Olympics. Completing training drills increases athletic abilities using the Olympic Motto: Citius, Altius, Fortius . Before joining competition, players must beat opponents.
EAN-13:
5032921010986 (Greece)
EAN-13:
5032921010993 (France)
EAN-13:
5032921011174 (Germany)
EAN-13:
5032921011181 (Spain)
Sony PN:
SLES-02857 (Greece)
Sony PN:
SLES-02858 (France)
Sony PN:
SLES-02859 (Germany)
Sony PN:
SLES-02861 (Spain)
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Number of Players Supported:
1-8 Players
Number of Offline Players via Multitap:
1-8 Players
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
Directional buttons
highlight your choice
X button
confirm the selection
START
confirm the selection
▲ button
cancel the selection and return to the previous menu
SELECT
cancel the selection and return to the previous menu
Power buttons
build up power by alternately tapping
Action button
press or press and hold at certain key points
● and X buttons
Tap these two buttons alternately as rapidly as possible to build up power for the event.
■ or ▲ button
Press or press and hold at key points during the event.
How to Play
ARCADE MODE
This is a quick start game mode that lets you try out any of the events. You don't have to qualify or train your athletes; you jump straight in at Olympic Games level.
Two Arcade modes, Classic and Repeat Play, are available from the Game Setup menu. In Classic mode, players complete 12 events, gaining points dependent on performance. Each event can be played only once. Repeat Play mode is similar to Classic mode, with the option of replaying events to gain higher scores.
After selecting a mode from the Game Setup menu, select "Arcade" from the Main Menu.
PLAYER SETUP
Up to eight people can take turns competing against each other and the computer-controlled opposition. Use the Directional buttons to highlight a player slot, then press the X button. Use the following options to create a player profile.
NAME INITIALS
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Press the X button to select the first initial.
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Use the Directional buttons to scroll through the letters and to move on to the next initial.
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Press the X button to proceed.
NATIONALITY
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Use the Directional buttons to highlight a nationality and to scroll through the nationalities available.
HANDICAP
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Use the Directional buttons to highlight a handicap and/or to choose a number of stars.
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This feature affects how many more Power button dishes you must make depending on your skill.
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Select one star if you are not a very skilled player, or up to five stars if you are highly skilled.
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You can also set a player as a Computer Competitor by pressing on the fifth stat.
REGISTER
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Use the Directional buttons to highlight "Finished," then press the X button to accept your player setup.
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When all players are ready to proceed, highlight OK and press the X button to move on to the Event Select screen.
EVENT SELECT
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Use the Directional buttons to highlight your chosen event, then press the X button to proceed.
EVENTS
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100 Meters Sprint
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110 Meters Hurdles
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Javelin
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Hammer
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Triple Jump
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High Jump
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Skeet Shooting
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100 Meters Freestyle Swimming
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10 Meter Platform Diving
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Super Heavyweight Weight Lifting
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Olympic Sprint Cycling
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Kayak K1 Slalom
COMPETING
Players take turns participating in a heat for the chosen event. In race events, the player's number is shown in a colored circle above the athlete currently under control.
After each heat, a Results table is displayed. From left to right it shows: ranking, player name, nationality and result (e.g. time, distance thrown, height jumped, etc.). Press the X button to proceed; a replay of the action is then shown on a loop. Press the X button again and the next player, if there is one, gets a chance to compete.
Once all players have competed, a Results table is displayed combining the outcomes of all heats and showing the relative rankings of all players involved. From left to right it shows: ranking, player name, nationality, result and points scored. Press the X button to move on to the Player Standings screen where all players are ranked overall for every event they've competed in so far. From left to right it shows: ranking, player name, nationality and total overall scoring.
Press the X button to return to the Event Select screen.
OLYMPIC MODE
Play as athletes aspiring to reach the finals of the greatest sports event in the world. In each event, you play as a different athlete. Take each athlete through a tough series of training events and qualifying competitions. Do your best to become one of the elite few fit and skilled enough to reach these cyber Olympic Games.
On the Player Setup screen, use the ↑/ Directional buttons to highlight these items:
INITIALS
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Press the X button to select the first initial.
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Use the ↑/ Directional buttons to scroll through the letters and ←/→ to move on to the next initial.
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Press the X button to proceed.
NATIONALITY
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Use the ←/→ Directional buttons to choose a nationality.
OK
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Press the X button to proceed to the Event Select screen.
LOAD
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Press the X button to load a previously saved tournament and resume play where you left off.
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Use the ↑/ Directional buttons to highlight one of the saved game slots, then press the X button twice to make it the current game.
EVENT SELECT
Use the Directional buttons to highlight one of the choices, then press the X button to select. All 12 events are listed. You may choose to qualify for events in any order.
When you begin a game, notice that an icon beside each event lights up when you complete a stage of competition. Select an event from the list and proceed to the Training screen. Once you achieve Olympic qualification in any event, you can select "Go to Olympic Games" and pit your athlete against the world's best.
To save progress, select "Save," highlight a game save block, and press the X button. Use the Directional buttons to enter a name for the saved data, then press the X button twice.
TRAINING
This is where you train your athletes, hone skills, build up physique and morale, and ultimately put them through the qualification process to make the Olympic team. Each event is associated with three forms of training. By working through these training programs, you can see strength, skill and morale improving. This gives you a better chance to win and thereby progress to higher levels of competition.
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