Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games is a sports video game developed by Sega Japan, based on the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games. The game is officially licensed by the International Olympic Committee and is the third installment in the Mario & Sonic series after the commercial success of its predecessors. The game was released on the Wii on November 15, 2011 in North America and on the Nintendo 3DS in February 2012. The game is the first to come in a yellow keep case instead of a standard white case, similar to how New Super Mario Bros. Wii, was the only game to have a red keep case.

Contents 1 Nintendo Wii 1.1 Track and Field Events 1.2 Aquatic Events 1.3 Gymnastics Events 1.4 Other Events 1.5 Dream Events 1.6 London Party Mode 2 Nintendo 3DS 2.1 Track and Field Events 2.2 Aquatic Events 2.3 Court & Field Events 2.4 Contact Events 2.5 Cycling Events 2.6 Boat Events 2.7 Shooting Events 2.8 Multi-Discipline Events 2.9 Gymnastics Events 2.10 Other Events 2.11 Story Mode 3 Characters 3.1 Team: Mario 3.2 Team: Sonic 4 Images 5 Links 6 Videos

Nintendo WiiEdit

Track and Field EventsEdit

• 100m Sprint
• 110m Hurdles
• 4x100m
• Long Jump
• Hammer Throw
• Discus Throw
• Javelin Throw

Aquatic EventsEdit

• 100m freestyle
• Synchronized Swimming

Gymnastics EventsEdit

• Uneven Bars
• Rhythmic Ribbon
• Trampoline

Other EventsEdit

• Equestrian Show Jumping
• Canoeing
• Shooting - Pistol
• Badminton
• Soccer
• Team Pursuit
• Beach Volleyball
• Table Tennis
• Fencing - Epee

Dream EventsEdit

• Dream Long Jump
• Dream Discus
• Dream Hurdles
• Dream Equestrian
• Dream Uneven Bars
• Dream Rafting
• Dream Sprint
• Dream Trampoline
• Dream Spacewalk
• Dream Fencing

London Party ModeEdit

This event is a party game for four players who complete tasks across the city of London, trying to collect stickers to fill their sticker sheet!

Nintendo 3DSEdit

Track and Field EventsEdit

• 100m Sprint
• 110m Hurdles
• 20km Race Walk
• 1500m
• 3000m Steeplechase
• 4x100m Relay
• Marathon
• Triple Jump
• Pole Vault
• Long Jump
• Hammer Throw
• Discus Throw
• Javelin Throw
• Shot Put

Aquatic EventsEdit

• 100m freestyle
• 100m Backstroke
• 100m Breastroke
• 10km Marathon Swim
• Platform Diving (Synchronized)
• Water Polo
• Synchronized Swimming (Duet)

Court & Field EventsEdit

• Tennis (singles)
• Table Tennis (doubles)
• Beach Volleyball
• Basketball
• Badminton (singles)
• Badminton (doubles)

Contact EventsEdit

• Judo
• Taekwando
• Wrestling - Freestyle
• Fencing - Epee
• Boxing

Cycling EventsEdit

• Omnium
• BMX
• Sprint
• Keirin

Boat EventsEdit

• 1000m Kayak (singles)
• Canoe Slalom (pair)
• Rowing - Quadruple Sculls
• Sailing - 470 (pair)

Shooting EventsEdit

• Double Trap
• Archery (individual)
• 25m Rapid Fire Pistol
• Archery (team)

Multi-Discipline EventsEdit

• Triathlon
• Modern Pentathlon

Gymnastics EventsEdit

• Horizontal Bar
• Balance Beam
• Rings
• Floor
• Rhythmic Ribbon
• Trampoline

Other EventsEdit

• Equestrian Show Jumping
• Handball
• Hockey
• Soccer
• Weightlifting

Story ModeEdit

Story mode includes many events and starts with the Opening Ceremony and ends with the Closing Ceremony.

CharactersEdit

Team: MarioEdit

• Mario
• Luigi
• Peach
• Daisy
• Yoshi
• Wario
• Waluigi
• Bowser
• Bowser Jr
• Donkey Kong

Team: SonicEdit

• Sonic the Hedgehog
• Dr. Eggman
• Knuckles
• Tails
• Amy
• Blaze
• Shadow
• Vector
• Metal Sonic
• Silver

ImagesEdit

LinksEdit

• Official Site
• The Nintendo Wiki

VideosEdit

Mario And Sonic At the London 2012 Olympic Games (VG) (2011) - London trailer(01:33)
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Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympics Review(08:38)
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Olympic Video Games
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