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ESPN International Track & Field (Game Boy Color)

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Regional Differences#

Title Screen#

Japan

Europe

US

Branding#

Japan

Europe

US

Ganbare!_Nippon!_Olympic_2000_(Japan)_Mode_Select.pngGanbare!_Nippon!_Olympic_2000_(Japan)_Qualifying_Time.png
Ganbare!_Nippon!_Olympic_2000_(Japan)_Records.pngGanbare!_Nippon!_Olympic_2000_(Japan)_100m_Dash.pngGanbare!_Nippon!_Olympic_2000_(Japan)_Results.png

International_Track_&_Field_-_Summer_Games_(Europe)_Mode_Select.pngGanbare!_Nippon!_Olympic_2000_(Japan)_Qualifying_Time.png
International_Track_&_Field_-_Summer_Games_(Europe)_Records.pngInternational_Track_&_Field_-_Summer_Games_(Europe)_100m_Dash.pngInternational_Track_&_Field_-_Summer_Games_(Europe)_Results.png

ESPN_International_Track_&_Field_(USA)_Mode_Select.png‎ESPN_International_Track_&_Field_(USA)_Qualifying_Time.png‎
ESPN_International_Track_&_Field_(USA)_Records.png‎ESPN_International_Track_&_Field_(USA)_100m_Dash.png‎ESPN_International_Track_&_Field_(USA)_Results.png‎

The Japanese and US versions had the JOC and ESPN licenses respectively, but in Europe, it was known by its Track & Field name as Konami's rights to use the ESPN name there only covered the console versions. As such, logos and text in various places were changed or removed.

Name Entry#

Japan

Europe

US

The selectable countries were rearranged, most notably making each version's country of release the default.