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NES Track and Field (USA) in 08:28.05 by Jeff C (aka. Arc).
Download Famtasia movie (.fmv) (date: 2004-04-29)
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Obsoletes movie #644 (08:48.55)
Rating: 4.4 (15 votes)
- Genre: Sport

This movie has been obsoleted!

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Here you see the next Olympic winner ;)

Note that this movie seems to end abruptly, because after the 8 events are completed, the game just repeats the same 8 events with more difficult goals.

Selected notes from author:
There are 3 purposes of this video: 1) To attempt to be 'perfect' in each event at least one time; 2) To show the major consequences of seemingly minor mistakes in play or strategy, e.g. jumping one half step too early (Long Jump), being off by a single degree (Javelin), or missing a bonus (Skeet Shooting); and 3) To show oddities in the game (Javelin, Triple Jump).