Salt Lake 2002
Salt Lake 2002 is a Sports, Single-player and Multiplayer video game based on the XIX Olympic Winter Games, held in Salt Lake City, the United States in 2002. Published by Eidos Interactive and developed by Attention to Detail for multiple platforms such as Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 2, and more. The game has four different modes such as Tournament, Olympic, Time Trial and Classic. Each mode has its unique set of task to complete and gameplay. The Olympic Mode returns to the competitive gameplay, unlike Sydney 2000 that forced players to struggle to qualify for the events. Victories of each player are logged, and medals can be seen in the trophy room. There are sixteen playable countries available, including Italy, France, Australia, Spain, Finland, and more. The player needs to select his one of many countries to represent himself in the Olympic Games. The game several events such as Skiing Downhill, Alpine Skiing Slalom Two-man Bobsleigh, and more. With addictive gameplay, superb mechanics, and stunning graphics, Salt Lake 2002 is the best game to play.
#1 Olympic Summer Games
Olympic Summer Games is a Sports, Single-player and Multiplayer video game created by Silicon Dreams and published by Black Pearl. The game offers an Olympic-themed gameplay and it serves as the successor to Olympic Gold and Winter Olympics. There are ten events available, three of which based on Olympic Gold while two events based on Track and Field events. It features eight different athletes and lets the player customize his name and nationality before jumping into the game. Chris, Kevin, Gary, Paul, Lan, Jon, etc. are prominent athletes in the game. 100 m Sprint, Pole Vault, Triple Jump, Long Jump, Archery, Skeet, etc. are famous events in the game where the player can take part in the game to earn gold medal. Like previous titles, there are three level difficulties and both modes such as Mini-Olympics and Olympic modes. The point table was eliminated from the game and now there is only a way to compare the result is by the table of medals. Check it out, and have fun.
#2 Torino 2006
Torino 2006 developed by 49Games and published by 2K Sports is a Single-player and Multiplayer Official Sports video game for multiple platforms. The game provides exciting gameplay based on the XXX Olympic Winter Games, hosted by Torino in Italy in 2006. It introduces several events from the Olympics such as Alpine Skiing, Ski Jumping, Speed Skating, and more. There are over twenty-four countries available such as Russia, Denmark, Australia, Spain, Norway, China, and more. In the game, the player can participate in several events such as Single Event, 0-Event Competition and a 15-Event Competition. The player can struggle to make his way by choosing the customize competition, from the menu. Each event in the game has its unique set of tasks, environment, and play style. At the start of the game, the player can start his game by selecting his nation, avatar, and event while participating in different events to earn medals and more. With addictive gameplay, superb mechanics, and stunning visuals, Torino 2006 is the best game to play and enjoy.
#3 ESPN International Track and Field
ESPN International Track and Field is a Sports, Single-player, and Multiplayer video game developed by Konami. All through the game, the player takes on the role of an athlete and has to prove his skills by claiming the victories. It is an addictive and relaxing game without any combat and strategies, but the player must be sharp and active in all the formats.
The player has to be a part of ten world’s biggest events where thousands of players from all over the world will be there. The game has two playable modes, such as solo mode and multiplayer mode. In solo mode, the player will confront before computer-controlled athletes, whereas the multiplayer mode offers the player to come in front of real-time players from all over the world.
Jump into the adventure, experience multiple sports events, improve the skills, compete with the top best players, and gain the first position on the global leaderboard.