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Janky pixel bobsledding where you wrestle the D-pad to stay on track, then nail a perfect ski jump by releasing at just the right moment—all with that overhyped announcer yelling "Olympic record!" after every run.

Genre: Sports
Released: 1993
File size: 772 bytes
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Game Overview

Winter Olympics: Lillehammer '94 is one of those classic Sega Genesis sports games that somehow makes pixelated bobsledding feel intense. You pick from six events—downhill skiing, ski jumping, speed skating, and a few others—and each one controls totally differently. The ski jump is all about timing your takeoff just right, while the bobsleigh feels like you're wrestling with the D-pad to stay on the track.

It's not the deepest sports sim, but there's something weirdly satisfying about nailing a perfect run. The music’s got that early '90s synth energy, and the announcer yells "Olympic record!" way too often. If you played this as a kid, it’s pure nostalgia. If not, it’s still a fun little time capsule of how we used to do sports games before realism took over.

Just don’t expect Frostbite Engine-level graphics—this is all chunky sprites and simple physics.

Sega Genesis (Mega Drive)
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