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Aug 4, 2007

Mario and Sonic at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games

Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games, image from Gamersyde
Sega just released a trailer for a very interesting looking game, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games. It does look kinda cool, and I have to say I’m very tempted to go out and buy a Nintendo Wii because all these sport games look like a lot of fun.

I mean really… All these first-person shooters had to get old sometime, right?

Here’s the announcement at E3:



…and the CGI Trailer for the game:


Personally, I think Mario doesn’t stand a chance versus Sonic. I think whoever made this trailer must have been on a serious mushroom trip if they think he’d even come close to keeping pace with the hedgehog. :)

h/t to Dianziren

P.S. Dodge on over to CNET to read up on why I’m skeptical as to whether or not Beijing Airport is ready for the 2008 Olympic Games.

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  1. sts says:
    November 2, 2008 at 4:48 am

    sonic is much faster runner than mario

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