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Olympic video games
"Olympic" video games is a name given to sport video games including more than one event and/or several sports. They are one of the older video game genres, having first appeared with the 1983 arcade classic ''Track & Field''. Since then, numerous titles have been released, usually in the immediate run up to the Olympic Games each game is intended to cover. Official IOC licenses became a norm since the first official game, ''Olympic Gold'', was released in time for the 1992 Summer Olympics.
==Evolution and criticism==
Companies like Epyx, Accolade, U.S. Gold and Konami developed many of the early games. The genre is often overlooked by the gaming industry and considered little more than a novelty or memorabilia attached to the event, with some considering it as purely an exercise in licensing and merchandise. Gameplay is the common target for detractors, since it usually consists of the 'button mashing' formula used in ''Track & Field'' or 'joystick waggling' as used in ''Daley Thompson's Decathlon''.
However, since they are released at regular intervals, they can be used as a way to compare how graphics in computer games have changed over time: from the CGA graphics of the first Epyx titles to the ever-evolving 3D graphics of more modern titles such as ''Athens 2004'', ''Beijing 2008'', and ''London 2012''.
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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