Gold Medal Challenge '92

After selecting the number of players (1-8) the player needs to select there country out of U.S.A., China, Great Britain, Germany, Bulgaria, Span, C.I.S., Canada, France, Romania, Hungry, and Japan and then CPU makes up the rest of the competition.

The sports are divided up into programs that have 2 or 3 different sports each as well as a Special Event, the Marathon.

Most of the sports involve pressing A and B buttons quickly or rhythmically, and getting the correct timing to do the needed action.

The Programs and there included sports are as follows: Program 1: 100-Meter Dash - Run to the finish as fast as possible.

Long Jump - Run and jump as close to the line as possible and get the right angle.

Jump too late and the long jumper will get a foul. 100-Meter Backstroke - Get into the correct rhythm.

Unlike the other swim styles, there is no need to take breaths.

Special Program: Marathon – This event is split up into five parts.

In each of the parts the player is given a map with opponent locations and upcoming hills, the distance from the finish line, and the runners condition.

From that information, the player must pick the right speed for there runner to run at.

If the runner is too quick he will run out of energy and walk the rest of the leg at 4km/h.

After each program the player gets the opportunity to adjust the speed of there runner Program 2: 200-Meter Dash - Run to the finish as fast as possible keeping an eye on the runners energy.

If runner runs out of energy the runner will stop until he gets it back.

Shot Put - Build up power and throw the shot put as close to the line as possible at the right angle. 100-Meter Butterfly .

Get into the correct rhythm and take breaths.

When out of air she will sink to the bottom.

Special Program: Marathon – Part 2 Program 3: 400-Meter Dash - Ru

Gold Medal Challenge '92 for Nintendo Entertainment System is currently worth €26.01 loose, €1051.54 complete in box, and €3365.12 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

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