- Publisher: Konami
- Release Date: Jul 22, 2008
Summary:
The classic sporting game series of Track and Field celebrates its' 25th Anniversary by coming to the Nintendo DS. All the excitement and fun of the original titles is brought up to date with a bright and stylish new look, more events and online play. The gameplay was developed to take full advantage of the touch screen and stylus, thus providing gamers with a unique experience on the DS. Players can either dip into single events or take on the challenge of the sporting career mode. Test your skills against the world via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connect and see if you have what it takes to become the best in the world. Going beyond mere online play New International Track and Field features online tournaments and worldwide rankings. More than 20 athletic challenges including 100 meter sprint, high jump, archery, pole vaulting, and javelin. Massive online feature set – 4 player game sharing, worldwide rankings, and online tournaments. 15+ characters that are both original to the game and fan favorite Konami characters. 6 of Konami characters have a Challenge Event that will test your skills in unique and entertaining ways. Customize you athlete with new costumes and other cool items. Voice Boost – Use the microphone on the DS to give your character a boost by shouting words of encouragement. The louder you are, the bigger the boost. [Konami]
Buy Now
| Buy on |
|
| Rating: | E10+ |
|---|---|
| Official Site: | http://www.newtrackandfield.com/ |
| Developer: | Sumo Digital |
| Genre(s): | Sports, Olympic Sports, Olympic Sports, Individual, Athletics |
| Number of Players: | 1-4 Players |
| ESRB Descriptors: | Animated Blood Comic Mischief Language Mild Cartoon Violence Mild Suggestive Themes |
| Offline Modes: | Competitive |
| Online Modes: | Competitive |
| Number of Online Players: | 4 Players Online |
| Cast | Credit |
|---|---|
| John Broomhall | Sound Production |
| Jacob Habgood | Technical Lead |
| Paul Porter | Technical Director |
| Matt Furniss | Additional Art |
| Ross Hartshorn | Designer |
| Paul Tankard | Tool Support |
| James Graves | Lead Programmer |
| James Graves | Technical Lead |
| Stuart Yarham | Programmer |
| Richard Weeks | Programmer |
| David Blewett | Lead Artist |
| Greg Irwin | Programmer |
| Pat Phelan | Executive Producer |
| Cliff Davies | Programmer |
| Phil Hanks | Animator |
| Andy Chapman | Programmer |
| Jon Watson | Tool Support |
| Darren Mills | Creative Director |
| Gary Reynolds | Animator |
| Jamie Derbyshire | Programmer |
| Tom Salter | Tool Support |
| Tony Allen | Assistant Producer |
| Matt Donkin | Programmer |
| Steven Camber | Programmer |
| Robert Cauldwell | Programmer |
| Simon Bradley | Lead Animator |
| Claire Wilson | Animator |
| Mark Thackery | Animator |
| Sean Millard | Design Overlord |
| Ned Waterhouse | Lead Designer |
| Will Tarrat | Designer |
| Richard Westmoreland | Designer |
| Vangelis | Music |
| Steve Thomas | Animator |
| Dave Chapman | Platform Lead |
| Richard Simmons | Animator |
| Steve Thomas | Animator |
| Richard Simmons | Animator |
| Dave Chapman | Platform Lead |
Designer/Producer/Programmer credits provided by GameFAQs.
If you contributed to this game and feel you should be
credited, please read our
FAQ.
