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New Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Trailers Show BMX, Long Jump, and 110 Metres Hurdles

Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 – The Official Video Game.

Today Sega released three more trailers of the recently-revealed Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 – The Official Video Game.

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The videos showcase the mechanics and action of three additional disciplines available in the game, BMX, Long Jump, and 110 Metres Hurdles

As usual, we get a rather exceptional player holding the controller for the camera: Takeshi Matsuda won three bronze and one silver medal as a swimmer at the real Olympics between 2008 and 2016.

The trailers show how we’ll control our athlete to claim victory. All events offer unique gameplay, and pretty much none is similar to another. On top of that, some games taking the route of realism and some looking more anime-like.

Once more, we can see how the athlete in the game has been customized to look like Matsuda-san. Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 – The Official Video Game comes with a deep customization system that we saw a few weeks ago, allowing players to personalize their athletes and teams pretty much however they want.

On top of Soccer and 200 Metres Individual Medley, the game features fifteen events in total, including 100m Dash and 100m Freestyle that were showcased in previous trailers, another batch revealed Boxing and Hammer Throw, one more pair showing Table Tennis and Basketball, while the latest trailers focused on Soccer and 200 Metres Individual Medley.

You can check out the trailers below.

Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 – The Official Video Game releases in Japan on July 24 for PS4 and Switch and is also coming west next year with additional platforms, precisely PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.



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