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Latest revision as of 11:46, 17 April 2023

Back to: Olympic Gold.

Version comparisons

OlympicGold title.png

Mega Drive

OlympicGold SMS Title.png

Master System

OlympicGold SMS Title.png

Game Gear

Localisation comparisons

Mega Drive version

SegaLogo MD JP 1990.png

JP version

SegaLogo MD US 1990.png

US/EU versions

The Western versions include a ™ symbol next to the Sega logo.

OlympicGold MD US-JP Sponsors.png

NTSC

OlympicGold MD EU Sponsors.png

PAL

In PAL regions, the game is sponsored by Coca-Cola, as was the 1992 Olympics Games as a whole.

OlympicGold MD US-JP Language.png

NTSC

OlympicGold MD EU Language.png

PAL

While neither country's flag can truly represent the concept of the English language, the United Kingdom is snubbed in the NTSC releases of the game in favour of the United States.

Notavailable.svg

NTSC

Notavailable.svg

PAL

Hang around on the main menu for a while and a blimp will appear from the right hand side. In the NTSC versions, it can either be a sponsor for U.S. Gold or Sega, while the PAL includes a third, Coke.

Notavailable.svg

NTSC

Notavailable.svg

PAL

An "Always Coca-Cola" jingle plays when an event finishes in the PAL version.

References


Olympic Gold

OlympicGold title.png

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