XBox – Torino 2006: XX Olympic Winter Games
TITLE Torino 2006: XX Olympic Winter GamesGENRE SportPLATFORM XBOXDEVELOPER 49GamesUS PUBLISHER 2K SportsUK PUBLISHER 2K SportsNORDIC PUBLISHER 2K SportsONLINE PLAY No Media Screenshots: SCREENS ADDED: 22 Nov-2005 Official Fact Sheet: Featuring eight winter sports, 15 thrilling events, extraordinary wintry landscapes and authentic commentator analysis, Torino 2006 gives gamers the chance to participate in one of […]
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TITLE Torino 2006: XX Olympic Winter Games GENRE Sport PLATFORM XBOX DEVELOPER 49Games US PUBLISHER 2K Sports UK PUBLISHER 2K Sports NORDIC PUBLISHER 2K Sports ONLINE PLAY No
Media Screenshots:
SCREENS ADDED: 22 Nov-2005


























Official Fact Sheet:
Featuring eight winter sports, 15 thrilling events, extraordinary wintry landscapes and authentic commentator analysis, Torino 2006 gives gamers the chance to participate in one of the most exciting sporting events of 2006. With a multiplayer mode for up to four players, gamers can compete head-to-head or in turn-based play that simulates the global stage of one of the most exciting sporting events in 2006. The XX Olympic Winter Games will take place in Torino, Italy from February 10-26, 2006.
- 8 disciplines with 15 different events including; Skiing, Biathlon, Bobsleigh, Luge, Speed Skating, Ski Jumping, Cross-Country Skiing, and Nordic Combined.
- Realistic representation of the sports with sparkling pictures of wintry landscapes are reproduced for PlayStation 2, XBox and PC.
- Intuitive controls create a fun ?pick up and play? environment that the entire family can enjoy.
- Challenge your skills with 3 difficulty levels in each sport.
- Enjoy intense live atmosphere portrayed authentically with commentators, TV Cameras and background sound.
- Play against friends and family with the exciting multiplayer mode for up to four players for party fun.



