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Sydney 2000

Moby ID: 2213

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PlayStation screenshots

thumbnail — After the usual company logos there's a short video montage showing various Olympians

thumbnail — After the company logos there's a short video montage which ends with this screen. The player(s) are held here until a button on the controller is pressed

thumbnail — The title screen

thumbnail — Demo Version: Title screen<br><br> is a non playable demo from the Official Playstation Magazine (UK) issue 63

thumbnail — Demo Version: Release Date<br><br>This is a non playable demo from the Official Playstation Magazine (UK) issue 63

thumbnail — Demo Version: Load Screen <br><br>This is a non playable demo from the Official Playstation Magazine (UK) issue 63

thumbnail — Demo Version: The demo is the 110 metres hurdle. It shows two players in a field of AI <br><br>This is a non playable demo from the Official Playstation Magazine (UK) issue 63

thumbnail — Demo version: The players are introduced to the crowd <br><br>This is a non playable demo from the Official Playstation Magazine (UK) issue 63

thumbnail — Demo version: When the race starts the non AI runners are slow off the grid. This perspective is used throughout the race<br><br>From the Official Playstation Magazine (UK) issue 63

thumbnail — Demo version: The end of race result screen<br><br>This is a non playable demo from the Official Playstation Magazine (UK) issue 63

thumbnail — Demo version: After the race there's a replay which uses different camera angles<br><br>This is a non playable demo from the Official Playstation Magazine (UK) issue 63

thumbnail — Demo version: The exit screen also carries the release date <br><br>This is a non playable demo from the Official Playstation Magazine (UK) issue 63

Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Track

thumbnail — Field

thumbnail — Weightlifting

thumbnail — Cycling

thumbnail — Canoeing

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Event selection

thumbnail — Before the Olympics each athlete must be properly beefed-up

thumbnail — Before the race

thumbnail — Flying like the wind (kinda)

thumbnail — Cyber Gym features three events for sport which build up the necessary abilities to succeed, and also improve the players' own button mashing abilities

thumbnail — Hurdle jumps is quite tricky to get at the first attempts

thumbnail — High jump

thumbnail — Don't laugh, some trainers DO use climbing poles as an exercise

thumbnail — With the Terminator on our side, we just can't lose!

thumbnail — POW!

thumbnail — Skeet uses completely unique training drills, such as the Arc Interception.

thumbnail — Swimming can me particularly painful (feel the pain of about a minute worth of button mashing)

thumbnail — Kayaking can be very tricky to pull

thumbnail — Preparing to jump...

thumbnail — Only pushing the appropriate buttons at the right time will produce the finest results

thumbnail — A nice jump, shame about the low difficulty level

thumbnail — Weightlifting

thumbnail — Opening ceremonies. Well executed, but on the short side.

thumbnail — Cathy Freeman surely looks, uh... different.

thumbnail — Going for gold... and maybe a world record

thumbnail — Medal ceremony

thumbnail — 110m hurdles

thumbnail — Some replays are very close to their TV counterparts

thumbnail — Javelin throw

thumbnail — Jumping the final training sessions will produce a capable athlete, but unable of beating Olympic and World records

thumbnail — Hammer throw

thumbnail — Cycling is a bit like a cat-and-mouse chase

thumbnail — The least they could do was remove those goggles. And is the German athlete giving the finger to the crowd?

thumbnail — Triple jump

thumbnail — Celebrating a good jump

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