Salt Lake 2002
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🙂 6.3/10
(GameBoy Advance - US, Sports)
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$8.00
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Developed by:
DC Studios
Published by:
Ubisoft
Released On:
19 Jan 2002
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The Salt Lake 2002 game is based on the 2002 Winter Olympic Games and offers a unique experience for fans of sports games.
The game features six different disciplines: Ski Jumping, Curling, Downhill Skiing, Bobsleigh, Snowboarding, and Downhill Slalom. Players can compete in various modes, including Tournament Mode, where they try to beat the score of an opponent, Olympic Mode, where they aim for gold medals, and Classic Mode, which features all six events in order.
The gameplay is varied across disciplines, with each one requiring different skills and controls. For example, Ski Jumping involves keeping a red dot on target while jumping, while Downhill Slalom requires crouching to accelerate and making sharp turns. Bobsleigh acceleration is done from a side view, with the player controlling the speed of the bob down the track.
UPC-A:
008888140177 (United States)
eBay Product ID:
8670 (United States)
Nintendo Media PN:
AGB-AS5E-USA (United States)
ASIN:
B00005V3F5 (United States)
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Number of Players Supported:
1-4 Players
Miscellaneous Attributes:
Multi-Link Cable
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
In this Olympic Winter Games sports simulation set for the 2002 Salt Lake City competition, players step into the shoes of elite athletes representing 84 countries. The objective is to compete in six grueling winter events against top global rivals, striving for victory through fair play and perseverance.
Story
The Olympic Games
"The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win, but to take part; just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered, but to have fought well." - Baron Pierre de Coubertin, founder of Modern Olympism.
The Olympic Movement is symbolized by five interlaced rings that represent the five continents of the world. The aim of the Olympic Movement is to contribute to building a better world by educating youth through sport practiced without discrimination of any kind and in the Olympic Spirit.
The Olympic Winter Games is unique in the sporting world. It is the only competition where the best athletes from 84 countries have the opportunity to strive against one another in the spirit of peaceful competition, friendship and fair play.
Very few people have the opportunity to compete at the Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games in February 2002, but now computer games players and budding Olympians from all over the world have a chance to take part in six grueling events and compete against the best of the best and hopefully have what it takes to win the most coveted sporting prize of all. Good luck in SALT LAKE 2002™. - The official video game of the Olympic Winter Games.
For more information on the Olympic Games and the Olympic Movement, please visit www.olympic.org.
How to Play
GETTING STARTED
Make sure the POWER switch is OFF. Insert the SALT LAKE 2002™ Game Pak into the Game Boy® Advance slot as described in your Nintendo Game Boy® Advance instruction manual.
Turn the POWER switch ON.
Note: The SALT LAKE 2002 Game Pak is for use with the Game Boy® Advance video game system only.
THE CONTROLS
The left and right arrows on the Control Pad are used to move through the menus. The A Button is used to make your selection.
For in-game controls, please refer to the "Events" section of the manual.
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Left and Right Arrows: Move through menus
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A Button: Make selection
INTRODUCTION
Have you got what it takes to be the best? Can you win the coveted gold medal? Take part in six events either as a single-player game or in multiplayer with your friends!
Can you beat the challenge of the Classic Mode? Win all the events in the Olympic Mode? Or even triumph over the other fifteen countries in the Tournament Mode?
The task ahead is not an easy one, but you can join with the best athletes in the world and go for gold! You can compete in the following events:
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Ski Jumping K120 Individual
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Curling
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Alpine Skiing Downhill
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Two-man Bobsleigh
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Snowboard Parallel Giant Slalom
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Alpine Skiing Slalom
LANGUAGE SELECTION
Select the language you want with the Control Pad. The selected language is highlighted. To validate your choice, press the A Button or START.
SINGLE AND MULTIPLAYER MODE SELECT
Choose whether to play SALT LAKE 2002 as either a single player game or compete against up to 3 of your friends.
Note that a Game Boy® Advance Game Link® Cable is not required for multiplayer mode.
DIFFICULTY LEVELS
The game has five difficulty levels. These are Beginner, Novice, Intermediate, Expert, and Legend. At the start of the game only the Beginner level is open.
In order to unlock the other difficulties, you must play through the Classic Mode. Note that Time Trial does not have a difficulty level.
MAIN MENU
Use the Control Pad to navigate through the menus. Use the A Button to select an option and the B Button to return to the previous screen.
OLYMPIC MODE
Select the events you wish to compete in and play in authentic Olympic competitions.
Once this mode has been selected you can select any events you wish to play. If you choose all six events, you can play SALT LAKE 2002 and view the opening and closing ceremonies.
You can also select the difficulty level at the bottom of the Event Selection Screen if you have unlocked them in the Classic Mode. Only Beginner difficulty will be available at the start of a new game.
In this game mode you will be awarded gold, silver, or bronze medals depending on your performance. Can you get the gold medal for each event?
TOURNAMENT MODE
Compete head-to-head against 16 other countries in 4 rounds of the event of your choice!
Select which event you wish to play, and you will then be entered at the base of the Tournament ladder. Over 4 rounds of a knockout Tournament, you will have to try to get to the top of that ladder to win gold.
You can also select the difficulty level at the bottom of the Event Selection Screen if you have unlocked them in the Classic Mode. Only Beginner difficulty will be available at the start of a new game.
CLASSIC MODE
Can you beat the target time or distance and unlock the harder difficulty levels? You have 3 lives in which to complete all the events. If you do not win a medal for each event, then you lose a life.
Once all six events have been completed, then the next difficulty level is unlocked and you gain an extra life. Can you make it all the way to become a Legend?
The order in which you will play the events is as follows:
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Ski Jumping K120 Individual
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Curling
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Alpine Skiing Downhill
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Two-man Bobsleigh
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Snowboard Parallel Giant Slalom
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Alpine Skiing Slalom
When the next difficulty level has been unlocked in this mode, then it becomes available for all other game modes apart from Time Trial.
When you are in the main menu you can press the A Button to play the next event or press the B Button to return to the Main Menu.
TIME TRIAL MODE
Try to beat your own best time or that of your friends. Compete against the Ghost of the previous best time or distance! Note that the Curling event does not have a ghost, only a high score to beat in this mode.
Select which event you wish to play and play that event as much as you like. This mode is also ideal for practice. There are no difficulty levels available in Time Trial mode.
OPTIONS
By selecting the options screen you can change the following elements of the game.
SETTINGS
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GHOST MODE: Turn the Time Trial Ghost Mode on or off here.
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SOUND FX: Turn the game's Sound Effects on or off here.
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MUSIC: Turn the game's Music on or off here.
TROPHY ROOM
Here you can view the trophies you have won for each of the game modes and for each difficulty you have unlocked. Can you win gold on all the events?
CREDITS
You can view the credits of the game here.
EDIT PROFILE
Change the details of your
Controls
Control Pad Left
Turn left
Control Pad Right
Turn right
A Button
Crouch (Increase Speed)
R Button
Hard turn (Brake), use with a direction on the + Control Pad to hard turn left and right
B Button
Skip Opponent's Turn
L Button
Left Sweeper
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