Olympic Gold: Barcelona '92
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Olympic Gold
Olympic Gold est un jeu vidéo de sport développé par US Gold et édité en 1992 par Sega sur GameGear, Master System et Megadrive. Il s'agit du jeu vidéo officiel des Jeux Olympiques d'été de 1992.
Il comporte les épreuves suivantes : 100 mètres, saut à la perche, tir à l'arc, plongeon, natation, 110 mètres haies, lancée du marteau.
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Catégories : Jeu vidéo de sport | Jeu vidéo sorti en 1992 | Jeu Game Gear | Jeu Master System | Jeu Megadrive
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