Torino 2006 screenshots

After the usual developer and publisher logos and copyright information the game runs a short animated sequence showing. Shots taken with an emulator, possibly one pixel missing due to emulator bug

The game's title screen follows the animated introduction

The game checks the player's memory cards before displaying the main menu

The records that the player is expected to beat have names that match the development team

When SINGLE EVENT is selected from the main menu the player is given a choice of just eight disciplines.

Playing the Luge as a single event. The player can name their character and select the nation they wish to represent.

Hurtling down the luge. The red in the lower right means that the player is making a noise which is bad because it means they are losing speed

Alternate point of view in the luge. The red in the lower right means that the player is making a noise which is bad because it means they are losing speed

The main game are the nine and fifteen event competitions, however player's can their own create competitions based on their favourite events

Preparing for the Ski Jump. The player has the choice of the normal hill or this, the big hill

Take-off from the ski-jump. This looks like it is going to hurt. All events are replayed from different camera angles.

Competing in the fifteen event competition. The first event is Alpine Skiing. Before each event the player is shown the current record

The start of the Alpine Skiing event. The arrows direct the player towards the gates on the slope

After each event in the main competition there's a medal ceremony. Here the player crashed out and so will not be on the rostrum

The second event in the main competition is the Luge and a new high score has been achieved.

Getting a high score usually puts the player on the rostrum with a medal of some sort

Torino 2006

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