That game in question is Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, a light-hearted take on the Beijing Olympics 2008, which is set for release on both Wii and DS this Christmas.

The game has that “Nintendo Polish” feel. Personally, I think it's presented far better than Wii Sports has more variety and looks a lot nicer to boot. Mario & Sonic has healthily extended the ...

The first Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games for the Wii ... Even if this era had a few misses, Mario's Nintendo Wii games ...

Sonic games often feature local co-op modes ... Sonic Colors was released for the Nintendo Wii and DS in 2010, although the ...

Nintendo has exclusive rights to the next three Sonic the Hedgehog games ... In addition to enhanced HD graphics, the game will also feature both GamePad and Wii Remote support.

The game as a whole ... and traps. The Wii may lag way behind the current console generation technically, but Sonic Team has wrung some seriously pretty visuals from Nintendo’s machine, from ...

No console succeeds without great games, and the Wii had plenty of them ... including Sonic and Snake, which would pave the way for Nintendo to further embrace crossover DLC with future games.

A new game in the series has not yet been announced for the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics. Next Poll Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games is available for Nintendo Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.

In fact, all through you’ll spot elements of Nintendo’s design ... Presentation-wise, Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games is head and shoulders above 90% of Wii titles.

I know it’s been a while now, but I still find the current buddy-buddy relationship between Mario and Sonic a bit unnatural ... I’ve been playing Nintendo and Sega games since the days ...

Even Nintendo's own pack-in product Wii Sports gives off a similar ... So when we're met by games like Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, it's tough to get really pumped for what can often ...