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Summary

Track & Field II, released in the West as the sequel to the classic Track & Field and known in Japan as Konami Sports in Seoul, lets you pick a nation and compete in a colorful Olympic‑style roster. The game expands the original’s formula with fifteen events, ranging from fencing and triple jump to a high‑flyin’ hang‑gliding bonus round, and even throws in a gun‑firing exhibition that works with either the standard controller or the NES Zapper.

Three distinct modes keep things fresh: Training lets you practice each discipline, Olympic puts you in a country‑representing campaign against the world’s best, and Versus pits two players head‑to‑head (with arm‑wrestling as a special versus‑only showdown). A password system lets you pick up where you left off, and the event list pulls favorites from Hyper Sports and the original Track & Field.

The title made a splash in both Japan and the U.S., topping Famitsu’s sales chart in October 1988 and landing in the top ten of U.S. console sales by May 1989. Nintendo Power’s player survey placed it at number five, and reviewers praised its vibrant graphics and the sheer variety of its gameplay.

Storyline

In Konamic Sports in Seoul, the Olympic story mode lets you play as your own nation, battling the world’s top athletes. You guide your representative through a series of events, aiming to prove your country’s prowess on the global stage.