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Beijing 2008 (Microsoft Xbox 360, 2008)

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Precio:

USD32,66

Aproximadamente28,19 EUR

+ USD16,87 de envío

Entrega prevista: lun. 25 ago. - mié. 3 sep.

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Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of sports with this brand new game for Microsoft Xbox 360. Experience the excitement of the 2008 Beijing Olympics as you compete in various events across multiple disciplines. This game is perfect for fans of sports and gaming alike, and is sure to provide hours of entertainment. With a publisher as reputable as SEGA and a rating of E-Everyone, this game is suitable for players of all ages. The game name, Beijing 2008, and release year, 2008, are indicative of the game's focus on the Olympic games held in Beijing that year. So, get ready to compete against friends and family in this exciting game, now available for purchase.

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Sega's exclusive rights to the Olympic Games continues with Beijing 2008, which includes 38 events held in official Chinese venues. Players will compete in such locales as the Beijing National Stadium and the National Aquatics Centre as they engage in track-and-field, aquatics, gymnastics, equestrian, weightlifting, and other indoor and outdoor competitions for both men and women. Motion-captured animation and multiple camera angles offer a broadcast-style presentation.<br><br>Online support with voice chat is included for international players to represent their country and attempt to shatter world records. The main aspect of play involves following the 15-day Olympic schedule with a custom team. After each qualifying event, players can develop their team's statistics and attributes to improve their medal chances in the finals. UK developer Eurocom's previous experience in the genre was with the multi-platform release of Athens 2004.