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Play Track Meet - Mezase! Barcelona (Japan) Online

Mash buttons frantically in pixelated sprints, then agonize as your tiny runner faceplants over hurdles—it’s way more intense than it looks.

Genre: Sports
Released: 1992
File size: 113 bytes
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Game Overview

Track Meet - Mezase! Barcelona is one of those weird little Game Boy sports games you stumble across and end up playing way longer than expected. At first glance, it's just pixelated runners on a tiny screen—but give it a few races, and suddenly you're mashing buttons like your life depends on it.

It's got all the classic events: sprints where your thumb might actually blister, hurdles that punish bad timing, and endurance races that make you question why 8-bit runners get so tired. The controls are simple (mostly just running and jumping), but nailing the rhythm for hurdles or conserving stamina in the 1500m takes practice. And yeah, the graphics are basic even for Game Boy standards, but there's something charming about how exaggerated the animations get when your runner collapses at the finish line.

Best part? It’s got that old-school arcade feel where every loss makes you mutter "one more try." If you’ve got a link cable, the two-player mode turns into pure chaos—just don’t blame me when friendships are tested over pixelated false starts. A solid pick for anyone who misses when sports games were more about reflexes than realism.

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