Play Olympic Summer Games on snes Online

Game Overview

Olympic Summer Games on SNES is that classic button-mashing chaos from the '90s—the official game for the Atlanta Olympics, and the last one Nintendo put out. You get 10 events, from the pure adrenaline of sprinting (just mash A and B like your life depends on it) to the weirdly satisfying precision of pole vaulting, where timing your jump feels like threading a needle mid-run.

The sprint events are pure madness—four runners, one screen, and whoever mashes fastest gets gold. Jumping and throwing stuff is a little more strategic—you’ve got to nail the run-up, then hit the angle just right. Mess up the javelin release, and it’ll flop like a wet noodle. Meanwhile, archery’s all about wind and shaky aim—hold too long, and your arrow drifts off into the void.

Best part? You can cram eight players into a single game if you’ve got enough controllers and friends willing to destroy their thumbs. The AI isn’t a pushover either—even on normal, you’ll sweat for those records. It’s one of those games where you’ll yell at the screen when you miss a jump by half a meter.

If you’ve got nostalgia for the era of pixelated athletes and sore fingers, this one’s still a blast.