Olympic video games make their PlayStation debut with Konami's Nagano 1998 outing (sans hockey).
Unused Music#
DUMMY/DUMMY.DAT, when renamed to a WAV file, is a leftover music track from Konami's earlier sports title, International Track & Field where it plays during the end credits.
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The Olympics series | |
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Summer Olympics | |
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Arcade |
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Game Boy |
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SNES |
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Genesis |
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Game Gear |
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Wii |
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games • Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games |
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Nintendo DS |
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J2ME, BREW |
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Windows |
Beijing 2008 • Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 - The Official Video Game |
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PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 |
Beijing 2008 (Prototypes) |
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Nintendo 3DS |
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Wii U |
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Nintendo Switch |
Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 - The Official Video Game • Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games: Tokyo 2020 |
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PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Google Stadia |
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Winter Olympics | |
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SNES |
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Nintendo 64 |
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PlayStation |
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Game Boy Advance |
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PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Windows |
Vancouver 2010 (Prototypes) |
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Wii |
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Nintendo DS |
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Wii U |
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The Track and Field and Hyper Sports series | |
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Arcade |
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NES |
Hyper Olympic • Hyper Sports • Track & Field • Track & Field II |
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Game Boy (Color) |
Track & Field • International Track & Field • ESPN International Track & Field • Millennium Winter Sports |
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PlayStation |
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Nintendo 64 |
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Game Boy Advance |
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Plug & Play |
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Nintendo DS |
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