Salt Lake City 2002 Olympic Winter Games
(Playstation 2 - PAL, Sports)
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24 Nov 2000
The Salt Lake City 2002 Olympic Winter Games is a sports game that lets you compete as a figure skater, speed skater, or short track speed skater. You'll perform in events like men's and ladies' singles figure skating, men's and ladies' pairs figure skating, the 500m and 1000m short track speed skating events, and the team relay short track speed skating event.
Gameplay involves timing your jumps, spins, and footwork to score points. As you progress through the game, you'll need to improve your skills and master different techniques to become a champion. The game also features a variety of opponents with unique strengths and weaknesses, so you'll need to adapt your strategy to beat them.
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This is an arcade-style sports game where players compete in a downhill skiing event. The objective is to navigate a challenging course, passing through gates and maintaining speed, to achieve the fastest time. Players control their skier's steering and can crouch for increased speed, aiming to win against other competitors.
Story
EVENTS
MEN'S ALPINE SKIING DOWNHILL
Men's Alpine Skiing Downhill takes place on a course with a vertical drop of between 800 and 1,100 meters. You must ski through a number of "gates" (flags) in the fastest possible time.
Achieve this by maintaining as much speed as possible through controlled turns and crouches. Keep as close to the "fall line" (the shortest route down the course) as possible.
Each gate consists of four poles and two red flags. The flags are set at least eight meters apart throughout the 30-meter wide course.
Disqualification
You will be disqualified if you don't set off from the start gate before the 10-second countdown ends, if you miss a gate, or if you crash.
Competition Rules
In competition, you have only one run down the course. The skier with the fastest time, after all competitors have had their run, is the winner.
On-Screen Information
A run meter on the right of the screen shows your progress down the course. You will also be given split times to show how well you are doing.
A split time in red means you are behind the time of the leading competitor. A green split time means you are climbing to the top of the leader board. A speedometer in the top left of the screen shows how fast your athlete is traveling.
Men's Alpine Skiing Downhill Controls
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Start run: ✔ button
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Steer left/right: ➡➡ directional buttons or left analog stick
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Crouch: button (in motion)
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Stand up: button (in motion)
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Change view: ▲ button
Hint
Try to stay in the crouch position as long as possible, because you'll travel a lot faster. Watch out for sharp turns as it is very difficult to turn quickly while crouching.
How to Play
Getting Started
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MEMORY CARD slot 2
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MEMORY CARD slot 1
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USB connector
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S400 i.LINK connector
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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disc tray
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RESET button
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(OPEN) button
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to its Instruction Manual. Ensure the MAIN POWER switch (on the back of the console) is turned on.
Press the RESET button. When the power indicator lights up, press the open button to open the disc tray. Place the SALT LAKE 2002 disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the button again to close the disc tray.
Attach game controllers and other accessories as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for software information.
Introduction
Welcome to SALT LAKE 2002, the game that brings the excitement and magic of the real Olympic Winter Games. Experience the world's finest winter sports events and take on the challenge.
Can you win Olympic gold, silver, or bronze? Or will you be disqualified in the first round? Your skill and perseverance will determine your fate. Go for Olympic gold in SALT LAKE 2002!
Setting Up
The Title screen will appear first. Press the START button to continue.
Main Menu
From the Main Menu, you have the following options:
Start Game
This option takes you to the Player Setup screen to begin the game. Choose one of the following:
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Quick Play - Select a pre-set profile.
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New Profile - Select a profile name and country.
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Existing Profile - Select an already existing profile.
Profile Menu
Here you can view, edit, or delete an existing player profile.
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Selecting VIEW PROFILE takes you to the Personal Best (PB) Menu. Here you can see your achieved times or distances.
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Use the / / / directional buttons or left analog stick to navigate through different personal best screens.
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Selecting EDIT PROFILE allows you to change the country and name of your selected profile.
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Use the / directional buttons or left analog stick to change the country. Press the button to confirm your choice.
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Then use the / / / directional buttons or left analog stick to change your profile name. Press the button to confirm your choice.
Selecting DELETE PROFILE takes you to a YES/NO prompt. Use the directional buttons or left analog stick to highlight your desired option and press the button to confirm.
Once finished, press the button to exit the Profile Menu.
Trophy Room
This option takes you to a Profile screen showing all saved player profiles. Highlight the desired player profile and press the button to enter their personalized Trophy Room.
The Trophy Room displays all your won trophies and medals. Scroll using the /// directional buttons or left analog stick. You can check your performance in Olympic, Classic, or Tournament Mode, and see game completion progress. To leave, press the button to return to the Profile Menu, then press the button again to return to the Main Menu.
High Scores
This displays the best high scores for all six events.
Game Options
This Main Menu option allows you to set the following in-game options:
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Music Volume (min - max slider) - Use the directional buttons or left analog stick to adjust.
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Commentary Volume (min - max slider) – Use the directional buttons or left analog stick to adjust.
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Sound Effects Volume (min - max slider) – Use the directional buttons or left analog stick to adjust.
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Screen Adjust Controls - Use the // directional buttons or left analog stick to adjust screen alignment.
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Vibration Mode On/Off - Toggles the vibration mode of your DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller.
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Set to Default Options – Returns all options to their default settings.
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View Credits - View all game credits.
When finished setting options, highlight OK and press the button to return to the Main Menu.
Saving and Loading
This game supports multiple memory cards. To save your progress, ensure a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) with at least 71kb of free space is inserted before playing. Saving and loading occur at various points.
If you create a new profile, it will be saved automatically upon completion. If you play using an existing profile, the game will be loaded automatically. New Personal Bests or rewards (like medals) are saved automatically.
When saving, you may be prompted to overwrite a previous save file. Select your desired option and press the button to confirm. Game data auto-loads on boot up. If multiple memory cards are inserted and both contain saved data, the data from MEMORY CARD slot 1 (or MEMORY CARD slot 1-A) will auto-load.
SALT LAKE 2002 saves multiplayer game data to the lowest inserted memory card (the "host"). If there are fewer memory cards than players, additional players' profiles will be saved to the host. Ensure all necessary controllers and memory cards are connected. For all players' results to be updated, they MUST have a memory card inserted.
You need a memory card with at least 71Kb of free space to save a player profile in SALT LAKE 2002.
Multiplayer
Selecting START GAME from the Main Menu takes you to the Player Setup/Multiplayer Select screen, showing detected game controllers. Each human player must set up a Profile as in the single-player game, or players can select QUICK PLAY for a pre-set Profile. Players must press the button when ready to compete.
Multiplayer is available in Olympic, Tournament, and Freeform Modes. The
Controls
directional buttons or left analog stick
Highlight screen options
➤ button
Confirm selection
A button
Return to previous menu
button
Action button 2
✔ button
Start run
button or button
Jump turn
▲ button
Change view
/// directional buttons or left analog stick
Up/down/left/right
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